SEOUL (REUTERS) — North Korea’s Supreme People’s Assembly, the isolated state’s decision-making rubber-stamp parliament, will hold a meeting on April 11, the North’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Thursday (March 22)..
SEOUL (REUTERS) — North Korea’s Supreme People’s Assembly, the isolated state’s decision-making rubber-stamp parliament, will hold a meeting on April 11, the North’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Thursday (March 22).
The decision to hold the rare meeting, which will be the first this year, had been made by the assembly’s presidium on March 15, the report said without elaborating.
The North’s parliament usually serves to approve decisions on issues such as governing structures and budgets that have been created by the state’s powerful Workers’ Party, members of which form the vast majority of the assembly.
