Shocking Kim Jong Un is now preparing to increase tourism from the resort.
For its missile testing, Famsonart Korea has recently inaugurated a grand resort in Vansan to promote tourism. This resort named Vansan Kalma, who was prepared in 15 years, was promoted by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un himself. Its goal is to increase the income of the country by attracting tourists. But the big question is, how does this country be cut off from all over the world? What does it give to the world and what is the relationship with India?
Actually, Historically Korea has been an independent state. Korea was captured by Japan after the Russia-Japan war and from 1905 to 1945 it was occupied by Japan. After the Second World War, Japan surrendered to the US in the then Soviet Union in the northern region of Korea and in the southern region. Today, both these areas are known as two different countries North Korea and South Korea. After becoming a new country, North Korea focused its national economy on heavy industries and military economy. In this way, the entire economy of the country went under the possession of the government and the army.
The form of semi private market came out
However, in the year 2002, North Korea relaxed some of its sanctions and the form of semi private market came to light. Under this, prices and salary were increased. Changes in the system of fixing the price and distribution system. Decentralized the national plan. Gave autonomy to the management of industries. Open the production based distribution market. As a result, economic development was seen for a few years. According to Bank of Korea, after the economic deficit for three consecutive years, in the year 2023, North Korea’s GDP witnessed a three percent increase.
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Earning from weapons
North Korea has to face many restrictions, due to which its import-export is also limited. Nevertheless, along with increasing its GDP, the biggest contribution in reducing is that of weapons and army. On the one hand, North Korea makes weapons and earns money from them, on the other hand it spends huge spends on its army. A country like Iran was initially supported by North Korea in the construction of missiles. North Korea also exports its weapons. Despite this, in the year 2022, it spent 33 percent of the total GDP on its army.
Shadow economy is also a means of income
By the way, being a mysterious country, many information about North Korea is not available. Despite this, it is said that a large means of income of the country are minerals. Iron ore, coal, gold and minerals are mined and exported there. Apart from this, North Korea also earns through legal business besides legal business. It also exports seafood, clothing and agricultural products. Electricity, equipment, silk and potato flour are also included in its export list. It has also been claimed that North Korea has also developed a shadow economy. It extends to many continents and strengthens the economy of North Korea despite international sanctions. Tourism is also included in the country’s income sources, but in terms of foreign tourism, it is only dependent on China and Russia.
It is said that North Korea has emerged as a very strong country in the last four years. While North Korea is continuously increasing its nuclear weapons, it is also working on hypersonic to short, medium and long distance state -of -the -art missiles. With these missiles, he not only protects himself, he also earns money by giving technology and missiles to other countries.
Luxury beach resort has been built at a place called Vansan on the eastern coast of North Korea.
China is the biggest trade partner
Anyway, at present, China is the largest trade partner in North Korea. It is dependent on China for completely economic and strategic help. In 2022, North Korea exported $ 1.59 billion goods to China and imported $ 3.25 billion goods from there. Russia is another big partner after China. Both these countries are the biggest pillars of Korea in a way, which supports him.
Diplomatic relations between India and North Korea
India and North Korea have diplomatic relations. In 1973, India had formed diplomatic relations with North and South Korea as part of its non -alignment policy. Indian embassies were established there. However, the Indian Embassy in Pyongyang was temporarily closed in July 2021 due to the Kovid-19 epidemic. In 2024, the Indian embassy again opened and the Embassy employees have started working again in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea.
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