Success of Conference of Chairpersons of Primary Committees of WPK

The First Conference of Chairpersons of the Primary Committees of the Workers' Party of Korea held in Pyongyang was a historic conference which marked a new milestone in strengthening the primary Party organizations so as to steadily consolidate the Party as an indomitable, dynamic and militant one and arousing all service personnel and people to the general offensive for attaining the goal of the building of a powerful socialist country.

The conference marks an important occasion in defending and adding luster to the feats of the great leaders in consolidating the Party primary committees.

Very great are the Party's trust and expectation towards the primary committees and their chairpersons.

The participants of the conference and all other chairpersons should usher in the great heyday of strengthening the whole Party by bringing about a revolutionary turn in the work of the primary committees, fully aware of their important mission and duty of being responsible for the primary committees of the glorious Kimilsungist-Kimjongilist Party.

The respected Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un is energetically leading the Party to steadily develop in depth the idea of the great leaders of prioritizing the primary committees and to decisively enhance their role as required by the new era of the Juche revolution.

Well aware of why the Party convened the conference in the significant year when the 7th Congress of the Party was held, its participants and all other chairpersons should devote themselves to the great Party and the great people and to the victory of the sacred revolutionary cause of Juche.

They should arm themselves with the spirit of the conference and implement the militant tasks assigned to them by Kim Jong Un, chairman of the WPK, without fail under any circumstances.

Prioritizing the primary committees is the consistent policy of the Party.

The WPK's cause is sure to triumph thanks to its primary committees sharing thought and will with the Party Central Committee and keeping pace with it.