North Korea unilaterally “abandoned” the “North-South Economic Cooperation Agreement”

North Korea unilaterally scrapped bills and agreements related to inter-Korean economic cooperation. The Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of the Workers' Party of Korea, reported on the 8th that “all members of the Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly held a meeting at the Mansudae Building.
A body meeting (equivalent to South Korea's National Assembly) was held on the 7th.'' At this conference, we discussed the ``Democratic People's Republic of Korea's North-South Economic Cooperation Act,'' the ``Kumgangsan International Tourism Special Zone Act,''
The issue of abolishing the ``North-South Economic Cooperation Agreement'', which is the enforcement provision, was tabled as an agenda item. Rodong Sinmun reported, ``The decision to abolish these measures was unanimously adopted.''
This adoption is seen as a follow-up measure to North Korea's General Secretary Kim Jung Eun, who defined inter-Korean relations last year as ``a relationship between hostile belligerents, not kinship.''
It will be done.