Our Prime-Minister said that his cabinet is making changes in the policy
on the 'Democratic People's Republic of Korea' (North-Korea).
What's changing?
First the policy states to make democracy happen in the DPRK, now it's only stating to establish a strong
relationship when the North/South summit in Pyongyang would be a succes, that's what the coalition agreement
says.
Prime-Minister van Kakerken:"Our relation with the DPRK isn't great, but it will become better overtime, when
our government will get the message that the Summit between the leaders of the two Koreas was a succes"
Political Responses
The party of the Prime-Minister (FvD) states:"Is the Prime-Minister out of his mind? No, he's just being realistic"
Coalition party (PVV) states:"When North-Korea better it's life, we'll be in favor of a great relation"
Opposition party (CP) states:"Our relation is bad because of the capitalists, Korea knows how you have to Govern"
Opposition party (PvN) states to completely agree with the Communist Party.
Will this affect the ambiance of the celebration of 15 September?
Our Prime-Minister says he hopes the ambiance of the celebration won't be affected by their new policy.
Other political partys said the ambiance is only changing in the DPRK's Government.
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