TODAY'S NEWS (August.24.2000 Juche 89)
[CONTENTS]
* Kim Yong Nam meets Chinese delegation
* State Symphony Orchestra comes back from Seoul
* Friendly meeting with Russian guests
* DPRK government delegation visits Korean Hall of Chongryon
* DPRK's symphony orchestra evokes lively response from S. Koreans
* Chairman of DPRK Red Cross Society sends telephone message
* DPRK officials express condolences at Russian embassy
* Signal successes made in universal compulsory 11-year education
* Clothes institute of Ministry of Light Industry
* Results of 1st day competitions of junior Taekwon-do championships
* Mt. Chilbo
* Japan urged to lend ear to world voices
* Anti-imperialist struggle called for
* Japan's infringement on human rights flailed at int'l forum
* Japanese right-wing's smear campaign under fire
For Spanish-speaking people
* "rodong sinmun" exhorta a responder con resuelta lucha a desafio de
imperialistas
* presidente de cc de asociacion de cruz roja de rpdc envia aviso
telefonico a sudcorea
* apertura de 5 campeonato mundial de taekwondo de juniores
Kim Yong Nam meets Chinese delegation
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- Kim Yong Nam, President of the presidium
of the Supreme People's
Assembly of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, met and conversed
with a delegation of the National
Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference led by
its vice-chairman Ye Xuanping at the
Mansudae Assembly Hall today.
Present there were Kang Ryon Hak, a presidium member of the central
committee of the Democratic Front for the
Reunification of the Fatherland, officials concerned and Wang Guozhang,
Chinese ambassador to the DPRK.
On the occasion the head of the delegation said that China and Korea
linked by a mountain and rivers have long
relations of friendship which were personally forged and developed by the
leaders of the old generation in the two
countries.
He pointed out that the great leader Kim Jong Il's unofficial visit to
the People's Republic of China in may this
year was a historical event in further strengthening the friendly and
cooperative relations between the two countries.
Noting that his. Korea visit convinced him that under the guidance of
Kim Jong Il the Korean people will build a
powerful country true to the behest of President Kim Il Sung, he confirmed
that the Chinese people will fully support
the proposals of the Korean party and government for the reunification of
the country.
Friendly meeting with Russian guests
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- The State Symphony Orchestra led by Ho I
Bok came back here today from
South Korea.
The orchestra was met at the airport by Minister of Culture Kang Nung
Su, chairman of the DPRK Radio and TV
Broadcasting Committee Cha Sung Su and officials concerned.
Friendly meeting with Russian guests
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- A friendly meeting with the members of
the delegation of the Russian paper
Utro Rossi was held at Korea-Russia friendship Moranbong Senior Middle
School no. 1 yesterday.
Invited there were the members of the delegation headed by its deputy
editor-in-chief Nina Maslova.
A vice-chairman of the Korea-Russia Friendship Society, officials
concerned and teaching staff and students of the
school were present there.
The guests looked round several experiment and practice rooms of the
school and saw an art performance given by
its students.
And they conversed with each other, deepening friendly feelings.
DPRK government delegation visits Korean Hall of Chongryon
Tokyo, August 23 (KCNA) -- The DPRK government delegation headed by
roving ambassador Jong Thae Hwa
of the Foreign Ministry which is taking part in the 10th round of
DPRK-Japan intergovernmental full-dress talks today
visited the Korean Hall of the General Association of Korean Residents in
Japan (Chongryon).
The delegation was warmly greeted by first vice-chairman So Man Sul,
chief vice-chairman Ho Jong Man,
vice-chairmen Pak Jae Ro, Kwon Sun Hwi, O Hyong Jin and Nam Sung U,
chairman Choe Pyong Jo of the financial
committee, chief Ri Ki Sok of the comprehensive planning office and
department directors of the Chongryon central
standing committee and leading officials of its organizations and enterprises.
Women staff members of the Korean hall presented bunches of flowers to
the members of the delegation.
Jong Thae Hwa and the members of the delegation conversed with
Chongryon officials in an atmosphere
overflowing with warm compatriotic feelings.
The delegation was shown round the hall.
DPRK's symphony orchestra evokes lively response from S. Koreans
Seoul, August 23 (KCNA) -- The DPRK's State Symphony Orchestra's
performance in Seoul has created a great
stir among South Koreans.
Leading media including Hangyore, Kyunghyang daily news, Dong-a Ilbo
and Hankuk Ilbo, Yonhap News,
Christian Broadcasting System reported about the orchestra's performance
under such headlines as "State symphony
orchestra's performance characterized by mixed orchestra" and "Performance
highlighting essence of music."
They said the north's symphony is an orchestra of new style in which
western musical instruments are properly
mixed with Korean traditional ones. It gives peculiar tone, which can be
heard nowhere else, and strong national
sentiment.
Orchestra "Rich Harvest Comes to the Chongsan Plain" in particular
sounded like a declaration of mixed orchestra,
they stressed, describing the State Symphony Orchestra's performance as one
of top level that fully demonstrated the
pride of Pyongyang.
Saying the performance stirred up warm compatriotic feelings and desire
for reunification, the media reported that
at the end of the performance the audience gave non-stop deafening applause
and cheers and sang in chorus with
performers the songs "Hometown in Spring" and "Our Wish Is Reunification".
The performance also evoked a great sensation from among people of
political, social, cultural and other circles.
Hong Song Gyu, chief of the "Korean Broadcasting System" center for
audience, said he wanted to appreciate
again orchestra "Rich Harvest Comes to the Chongsan Plain" even after it
was replayed. It was something
unprecedented that an orchestra was encored, he said, adding this orchestra
is the best, flawless piece of music.
Hwang Pyong Gi, a professor of music at Ehwa Woman's University, had
this to say:
The north's unique mixed orchestras aroused strong national sentiment
as they are based on traditional folk songs
familiar to South Koreans and on the north's songs.
A music critic, Ro Tong Un, professor at Chungang University, said the
State Symphony Orchestra has proved
the possibility to fully develop the arts with national melody.
O Mi Hwan, a journalist of Hankuk Ilbo, said that the numbers of the
orchestra are wonderful enough for South
Korean musicians to envy and learn and that its unique quality of tone can
be taken as a guideline for the development
of the nation's music.
O Jae Sik, residing in Seoul, said he was deeply moved to see the north
and South Korean artistes staging the joint
performance and the audience giving applause and singing in chorus to the
tune of orchestras. He keenly felt that
national reunification should be realized at an early date, he added.
Chairman of DPRK Red Cross Society sends telephone message
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- Chairman Jang Jae On of the central
committee of the DPRK Red Cross
Society yesterday sent a telephone message to his South Korean counterpart
Jang Chung Sik in which he held that
Jong Sun Dok, Jong Sun Thaek and all other unconverted long-term prisoners
and their families desirous of coming to
the north should be repatriated under any circumstances.
It reads:
Holding that all the unconverted long-term prisoners who wish to come
to the north and their families should be
repatriated in future, our side has the pleasure to inform you that it has
decided to receive all 63 unconverted long-term
prisoners of whom your side notified our side.
As far as route and means of repatriation are concerned, the direct air
route between Pyongyang and Seoul which
has been available for recent visits between the north and the south will
be used, and our plane will reach Kimpho
airport on the morning of September 2 (Saturday) with about 20 guides and
medical workers aboard.
We request your side to send us as quickly as possible health papers of
the unconverted long-term prisoners and
other information necessary for receiving them.
DPRK officials express condolences at Russian embassy
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- Officials of the DPRK Ministry of the
People's Armed Forces, the Foreign
Ministry and the DPRK-Russia Friendship Society yesterday visited the
Russian embassy here to express condolences
over the deaths of the crewmen of the Russian nuclear-powered submarine "Kursk."
Present there were Minister of the People's Armed Forces Kim Il Chol,
Korean People's Army generals and
officers, vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Ri In Gyu, a vice-chairman of
the friendship society and officials concerned.
They observed a moment's silence as a token of deep condolences to the
bereaved families and the Russian people
over the deaths of the crewmen.
The Minister of the People's Armed Forces made an entry in the
condolence book.
Signal successes made in universal compulsory 11-year education
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- The Worker's Party of Korea (WPK) has
wisely led the work to steadily
develop the system of free and compulsory education at each new stage where
the revolution and construction made
progress and the economic foundation of the country grew strong.
The WPK saw to it that universal compulsory primary education was
enforced at state expense in August Juche 45
(1956), to be followed by universal compulsory secondary education in Juche
47 (1958) and universal compulsory
9-year technical education in Juche 56 (1967).
In the 1970s, the WPK dynamically pushed ahead with the work to
introduce universal compulsory 11-year
education.
This was free education system like the preceding systems.
The WPK put forward tasks to enforce the compulsory 11-year education
at a meeting of the secretariat of its
central committee held in September Juche 59 (1970) and other meetings.
Then it proposed to move down the school
age by one year for introducing 11-year compulsory schooling. It ensured
that education was conducted on an
experiment basis at classes made up of six-year-old children at over 40
schools in urban and rural areas, plain and
mountainous for two years from October Juche 59 (1970).
On this basis, the law "on introduction of universal ten-year
compulsory education and one-year compulsory
preschool education" was promulgated at the second session of the DPRK
fifth Supreme People's Assembly in April
Juche 62 (1973).
Brisk preparations for the introduction of the compulsory 11-year
education were made under the care of the whole
party and the country. As a result, the number of primary schools reached
4,700 and that of senior middle schools
4,100 and the number of teachers over 200,000 in Juche 64 (1975). The WPK
took measures to set up branch schools
in the mountainous villages, at mines and forestry workers' villages and
operate commuter trains and buses.
The universal compulsory 11-year education was thus introduced across
the country from Sept. 1, Juche 64
(1975).
This education system has brought about a signal advance in
consolidating and developing the socialist education
system and carrying out the cultural revolution in Korea.
Clothes institute of Ministry of Light Industry
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- The clothes institute of the Ministry of
Light Industry is an authoritative center
for fashion design.
This institute was inaugurated in September Juche 50 (1961). Its main
mission is to introduce into clothes factories
scientific achievements made in designing, processing, framing standard and
making patterns out of paper, and invent
new fashions. It also provides technical service to clothes factories under
the ministry.
The institute consists of research rooms for the design of Korean
dresses and men's clothes, for automatic designs
and for processes, materials and styles, a department in charge of external
technical exchange and a pilot plant for the
production of samples and mass-production.
It makes a comprehensive study of all needed in the field of clothes
industry, such as the research into
dressmaking which suit the physical characters of Koreans, the framing of
standard and paper patterns, the rational
organization of sewing process and the research and development of
supplementary materials.
Each year one or two short-training courses on new fashion designs and
advanced processing method are given to
professionals from clothes factories across the country and the fashion
preview is sponsored twice a year.
Fashion design is also the subject of its study and fashion magazine is
published.
It collects information and materials on clothing technique and
fashions and promotes bilateral and multilateral
cooperation and exchange with foreign companies.
Now it exports samples to Japan, Sweden and other countries and makes
paper patterns to order from home and
foreign companies.
Staffed with experts in style, computer and mathematics, the institute
has 15 academic degree and title holders.
It is equipped with up-to-date facilities, including a facility for
automatic designing system and automatic
embroidering machines.
Director Yang Il Sun of the institute says: "We will carry out research
and dissemination more actively to satisfy
the ever-growing demands for fashion and improve nation's standard of clothes."
Results of 1st day competitions of junior Taekwon-do championships
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- The first day competitions of the 5th
World Junior Taekwon-do
Championships took place at the Taekwon-do Hall here yesterday.
The day witnessed preliminaries, quarterfinals, semifinals and finals
of men's pattern individual in 1st, 2nd and
3rd grades, women's sparring in 53 kg class.
The following are results:
Men's pattern individual
First grade
1: Pu Song Min (DPRK)
2: Kim Artur (Kazakhstan)
3: Go Geng Wei (Malaysia)
So Pyong Su (Koryo Taekwon-do Federation in Japan)
Second grade
1: Chae Sim Myong (DPRK)
2: Rim Dmitri (Uzbekistan)
3: Jin Hao (China)
Cohon Nicolas Sebastian (Argentina)
Third grade
1: Pak Chung Song (DPRK)
2: Biccire Guerman Luis (Argentina)
3: Michael Hencke (U.S.)
Kim Dmitri (Kyrgyzstan)
Women's sparring in 53 kg class
1: Sin Hae Song (DPRK)
2: Joanna Paprocka (Poland)
3: Mariam Agapikhvili (Russia)
Athanasia Nikolakaki (Greece)
The championships continue.
Mt. Chilbo
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- Mt. Chilbo, a scenic spot, is visited by
many Korean and foreign
holiday-makers these days.
This famous mountain is situated on the east coast in North Hamgyong
Province, the northeastern part of the
country.
The mountain rising 659 metres above sea level covers an area of over
250 square kilo metres. It is called
"Kumgang of north Hamgyong" as it looks like Mt. Kumgang, the world famous
mountain.
It is divided into three parts: Inner Chilbo, outer Chilbo and sea
Chilbo according to distinguishing features of its
peaks, valleys, strange rocks and various scenic beauty presented by the
coast line.
Inner Chilbo is comprised of Rojok Peak which looks like a grain stack,
Mansa Peak reminiscent of a lion with its
legs drawn, Rahan Peak which looks like a column of marching people,
Chonbul Peak and Jonggak Peak. These five
peaks are called Mt. Obong.
It is characterized by its gentle and exquisite scenery presented by
its strange rocks, blue ponds and splendid
waterfalls.
Outer Chilbo is noted for such strange peaks as Pongso rocks
reminiscent of thousands of birds of various kinds,
Manmulsang (myriad-shaped rocks), Karam Peak rising high in forest, Maengsu
Peak and Kijok Peak. It is
characterized by its steep and majestic appearance.
Sea Chilbo stretches about 40 km along the coast line.
It also presents superb scenic beauty as it is dotted with sea-eroded
cliffs, caves, Dalmun (moon gate) for small
boats and rocky islet. Pillar rock rising in the middle of the waters,
cliffs which look like a folding screen, Mujigae
(rainbow) rock, a group of rocks, sol islet, Kangsonmun cliff offer
spectacular scenic beauty of sea Chilbo.
This mountain and its surrounding area were designated as a nature
conservation zone for its rich fauna and flora
including medicinal herbs and abundant aquatic resources in coastal waters.
Many cultural and recreation facilities such as rest homes and camps
have been built and mountaineering lanes
paved in the mountain for visitors.
Japan urged to lend ear to world voices
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- Japan should behave itself, lending an
ear to the world voices demanding
redress for its past, says Rodong Sinmun today in a signed commentary.
It says:
A wide spectrum of international community including the UN
Sub-commission on Human Rights and a group of
U.S. congressmen flailed wartime crimes including the Japanese
imperialists' past crimes related to "comfort women
for the army" and strongly demanded Japan immediately apologize and
compensate for them.
Crimes related to "comfort women for the army" are unpardonable acts
against humanity. Yet, Japan is evading a
governmental responsibility for them and even openly denying them.
No matter how desperately the Japanese reactionaries may work to keep
those crimes buried in oblivion of history,
they can never conceal them.
The more feverishly Japan resorts to sleight of hand to play down the
case of "comfort women for the army" and
evade responsibility for it, the more bitterly world people will protest
and condemn its despicable behaviour.
Japan should feel ashamed of more than anything else that its crimes
related to "comfort women for the army"
remain recorded in history.
Anti-imperialist struggle called for
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- The calls of the Central Committee of
the Worker's Party of Korea appeal to
the world people to meet the challenge of the imperialists in the steadfast
spirit of waging an anti-imperialist struggle,
thus greatly encouraging all the progressive peoples who love peace and
aspire after independence at present, says
Rodong Sinmun today in a signed article.
The article notes:
The imperialists always dream of invading other countries and work
tooth and nail to achieve the goal. Their nature
and ferocity remain unchanged.
The article calls for meeting the craftiness of imperialism with a
steadfast revolutionary principle and its ferocity
with a staunch anti-imperialist struggle.
Only when a people have a strong spirit of waging an anti-imperialist
struggle, can they find a good idea of
countering the nuclear attack of imperialists and successfully solve all
problems in building a new society in the spirit
of self-reliance without depending on their "aid", the article says, and
goes on:
If the world progressive forces frustrate the imperialists' moves for
aggression and plunder everywhere in this
spirit, contradictions among them and their inner frictions will get from
bad to worse and finally go to ruin.
One should be resolute in the anti-imperialist struggle.
One step in concession to imperialism leads to ten, nay, to a hundred
concessionary steps.
The world people should sharpen the bayonet of justice if imperialists
seek to ignite a war.
Imperialists' nature and crimes should be laid bare on the
international arena.
Imperialists cannot go scot-free everywhere if the world progressive
forces unanimously condemn them.
Japan's infringement on human rights flailed at int'l forum
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- Akira Maeta, representative of the Asian
Women's Council for Human Rights,
addressing the meeting of the UN Sub-commission on Human Rights on August
16 reportedly denounced Japan's
infringement upon the rights of Korean children in Japan.
Over 200 cases of violence against Korean children in Japan occurred in
10 years and most of them were
perpetrated against those Korean schoolgirls who were in Korean jackets and
long skirts, the speaker noted, and
continued:
None of the Japanese state-run universities allows the Korean high
school graduates to have entrance exams,
pursuant to the government's discrimination policy.
This discrimination is not fortuitous as it reflects the history of
Japan and its present political environment. The
jackets and long skirts of Korean girls are often torn to pieces in broad
daylight even today, which is an extension of its
past colonial policy to destroy the national identity of Koreans.
Each anti-DPRK row in Japan is accompanied by frequent violence against
Korean children. Japan has been
strongly urged to stop such human rights abuses by UN human rights
organizations in recent years.
Akira called on the UN Sub-commission on Human Rights to continue to
pay attention to this issue until the
Japanese government stops its discrimination policy against Korean children.
Japanese right-wing's smear campaign under fire
Pyongyang, August 24 (KCNA) -- Gangsters of Japanese right-wing
organizations heaped slanders and calumnies
on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the General Association of
Korean Residents in Japan
(Chongryon), timed to coincide with the 10th round of DPRK-Japan
intergovernmental full-dress talks.
In this connection, Rodong Sinmun today in a signed commentary says:
The unceasing anti-DPRK, anti-Chongryon rowdyism being committed by
hooligans of right-wing organizations
in Japan, which styles itself a law-abiding state, can not be considered as
an accidental crime perpetrated by an
individual or a group but a very disturbing organized crime committed under
a political backing as it was in pursuance
of Japan's hostile policy towards the DPRK.
The Japanese authorities drove those gangsters to launch such
anti-DPRK, anti-Chongryon rowdyism in a bid to
damage the international authority of the DPRK, incite anti-DPRK hostile
feelings among Japanese people and disturb
the patriotic activities of Chongryon and Korean residents in Japan.
This is the height of folly.
The Japanese authorities are engrossed in hostile moves against Koreans
in Japan and their legitimate organization
instead of making an apology for its past crimes against the Korean people
and redeeming them. This is intolerable.
The Korean people will resolutely react to any crackdown and hostility
against Chongryon, considering them as an
encroachment upon the dignity and sovereignty of the DPRK.
The Japanese authorities should drop their hostile policy towards the
DPRK, arrest criminals responsible for this
provocation and strictly ferret out those behind the crime and take
necessary measures to prevent the recurrence of
similar hostile act.
For Spanish-speaking people
"rodong sinmun" exhorta a responder con resuelta lucha a desafio de
imperialistas
pyongyang, 24 de agosto (atcc) -- el diario "rodong sinmun" en un
articulo de hoy subraya que las consignas del
cc del partido del trabajo de corea de responder hasta el fin con el firme
espiritu de lucha al desafio de los imperialistas
infuden gran fuerza y animo a todos los pueblos progresistas, amantes de la
paz y aspirantes a la independencia.
los imperialistas suenan siempre con agredir a otros paises y crujen
los dientes por morderlos. su naturaleza y
brutalidad son invariables, senala el articulo y continua:
hay que oponer el firme principio revolucionario a la astucia de los
imperialistas y la resuelta lucha a su brutalidad.
con este principio se puede idear el medio de hacer frente a las armas
nucleares de los imperialistas y resolver con
toda seguridad todos los asuntos que se presenten en la construccion de
nueva sociedad, sin depender de su "ayuda"
sino con el espiritu de autoconfianza.
si las fuerzas progresistas del mundo con el firme espiritu de lucha
frustran por doquier las maquinaciones de
agresion y saqueo de los imperialistas, se profundizaran mas sus
contradicciones internas y las entre si trayendo la
ruina final.
debe ser resuelta la lucha antimperialista.
si hoy cedemos un paso a los imperialistas lo debemos hacer en lo
adelante diez, cien pasos.
cuando los imperialistas traen el nubarron de guerra debemos tomar con
mas firmeza arma de lucha justa.
en la arena internacional hay que poner al desnudo la naturaleza y
crimenes de los imperialistas.
las fuerzas progresistas del mundo deben juntar voces para denunciar a
los imperialistas. entonces estos no podran
estar en paz en cualquier lugar del mundo.
presidente de cc de asociacion de cruz roja de rpdc envia aviso telefonico a
sudcorea
pyongyang, 24 de agosto (atcc) -- jang jae on, presidente del comite
central de la asociacion de la curz roja de la
rpd de corea envio ayer a jang chung sik, presidente de la sociedad de la
cruz roja de sudcorea un aviso telefonico
senalando que deben devolverse incondicionalmente en todo caso jong sun
dok, jong sun thaek y todos los presos de
larga condena no abjurados y sus familiares quienes desean venir a norcorea.
el aviso senala:
nuestra parte al reconocer que deberan ser devueltos en el futuro todos
los presos de larga condena no abjurados y
sus familiares quienes desean venir al norte le da a conocer nuestra
decision de recibir la totalidad de 63 presos de larga
condena no abjurados de que nos ya informo vuestra parte.
la devolucion de los presos debe efectuarse por la via aerea directa
pyongyang-seul que funciona en estos dias
entre el norte y el sur. el avion de nuestra parte con guias y trabajadores
medicos, mas de 20 en total a su bordo llegara
el dia 2 (sabado) de septiembre que viene en horas de la manana al
aeropuerto de kimpho.
le pedimos que nos envie pronto expedientes clinicos de ellos y otros
datos necesarios para recibirlos.
apertura de 5 campeonato mundial de taekwondo de juniores
pyongyang, 24 de agosto (atcc) -- fue inaugurado ayer el 5 campeonato
mundial de taekwondo de juniores en el
centro de taekwondo en pyongyang.
en el presente campeonato de mayor envergadura en la historia toman
parte los juniores taekwondistas de cinco
continentes del mundo. este festival internacional de arte militar
contribuira a consolidar y desarrollar sin cesar la
federacion internacional de taekwondo a que estan afiliados 50 millones y
dara fuerza y estimulo a los pueblos
aspirantes a la construccion de un nuevo mundo libre y pacifico.
el campeonato tiene lugar en corea que es cuna de este arte militar. en
el participan choe jung hwa, secretario
general de la fit, y otros huespedes de honor y mas de 600 taekwondistas
procedentes de mas de 30 paises.
a la ceremonia de inauguracion asistieron el ministro de cultura kang
nung su, hwang pong yong, presidente del
comite coreano de taekwondo, coreanos en el ultramar y representantes
diplomaticos de varios paises en la rpdc.
haciendo uso de la palabra kang nung su expreso la conviccion de que el
campeonato contribuira a estrechar el lazo
de amistad entre las asociaciones nacionales y los taewondistas de todos
los paises y a desarrollar la cultura de la
humanidad.
subrayo que en el futuro tambien, el pueblo coreano hara todos los
esfuerzos por fortalecer y desarrollar la amistad
y solidaridad con los pueblos progresistas del mundo y la fraternidad y
solidaridad con 50 millones de taekwondistas a
base del noble ideal de la independencia, la paz y la amistad.
choe jung hwa en su intervencion de felicitacion dijo que el presente
evento sera el orgullo de los taekwondistas y
amateurs de este deporte de todo el mundo y sirvira de una importante
oportunidad para heredar el taekwondo ortodoxo
y contribuir al fortalecimiento y desarrollo de la fit.
llamo a todos los taekwondocas verdaderos del mundo a unir las fuerzas,
consolidar y desarrollar con la fuerza de
justicia el caracter ortodoxo y la pureza de taekwondo y ampliar y
fortalecer la fit.
al termino del acto de inauguracion hubo la representacion ejemplar de
los maestros y jugadores de corea y la
competencia de la primera jornada del campeonato.
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