North Korean delegation completes five-day official visit to China

A high-level delegation from the Workers' Party of Korea, led by International Affairs Secretary Kim Song-nam, has returned to North Korea following a five-day official visit to China from November 3 to 7. During the trip, Kim met with several senior Chinese officials, including Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Politburo Standing Committee member Cai Qi, and International Liaison Department Head Liu Haixing.

The delegation visited various sites, including the Central Party School in Beijing, urban planning exhibition centers in Shanghai, and the Haier Group ecological experience center in Qingdao. The visit included reciprocal exchanges, as a Chinese Central Party School delegation also visited Pyongyang earlier in the month.

Both parties expressed commitment to deepening bilateral relations and implementing agreements reached during previous summits between leaders Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping. The meetings focused on strengthening party-to-party cooperation, supporting socialist construction, and enhancing economic and strategic ties.