Russian Presidential Envoy Winds up Its Korea Visit
Korean Central News Agency of DPRK via Korea News Service (KNS)
Pyongyang, October 11 (KCNA) -- Konstantin Borisovich Pulikovski, presidential envoy to the Far East region of the Russian Federation, and his party Tuesday flew back home after winding up their Korea visit to participate in the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the Workers' Party of Korea. They were seen off at the airport by Vice-Premier of the DPRK Cabinet Ro Tu Chol, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Kung Sok Ung and officials concerned, Russian Ambassador to the DPRK Andrei Gennadiyevich Karlov and staff members of the Russian embassy.
Prior to their return home, they visited the Kumsusan Memorial Palace to pay homage to President Kim Il Sung and the Revolutionary Museum of Kim Il Sung University on Oct. 9.
They also visited the Taean Friendship Glass Factory built with the grant-in-aid of the Chinese party and government and went round the Jongbaek Church near completion in Raknang Street of Pyongyang on Monday.
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