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N. Korea, Russia discuss ways to expand exchanges in education
North Korea and Russia discussed expanding education exchanges, signaling deepening bilateral cooperation.
Context
What happened: North Korean Education Minister Ri Yong-chol and Russian Education Minister Sergey Kravtsov met in Pyongyang and discussed expanding exchanges in education, KCNA reported.
Why it matters: The two nations signed a supplementary agreement to establish and operate a Russian education center in North Korea, tied to a partnership between Pyongyang University of Education No. 2 and Blagoveshchensk State Pedagogical University. The KCNA said cooperation has widened since the June 2024 treaty.
What changed
North Korean Education Minister Ri Yong-chol and Russian Education Minister Sergey Kravtsov met in Pyongyang and discussed expanding exchanges in education, KCNA reported.
Why it matters
The two nations signed a supplementary agreement to establish and operate a Russian education center in North Korea, tied to a partnership between Pyongyang University of Education No. 2 and Blagoveshchensk State Pedagogical University. The KCNA said cooperation has widened since the June 2024 treaty.