H.E. Ri Pyong Ho Ambassador of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea presenting his credentials

to the President of Malta H.E. Dr. Edward Fenech Adami at the Palace, Valletta, Malta.

Korean Ambassador to Malta H.E. Ri Pyong Ho leaving the Palace after presenting his credentials

to the President of Malta on 13th Januray 2005 as Ambassador of the DPR of Korea to Malta.

Prime Minister of Malta Hon. Dom Mintoff and H.E. President Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang.

Dom Mintoff visited the DPR of Korea several times in the 1970's and 1980's

The Pyongyang Government donated to the Maltese Armed Forces 50 anti-aircraft guns and other aid.

Ambassador Ri Pyong Ho with Prime Minister Laurence Gonzi.

SOUTH KOREA AND NORTH KOREA MUST UNITE

Solidarity with Korean people expressed in Europe

    Pyongyang, April 27 (KCNA) -- A joint meeting of organizations for friendship and solidarity with theKorean people in Europe was held in Copenhagen, Denmark, on April 20. Present there were delegations of the Sweden-Korea Friendship Association, the Germany-DPRK Association, the France-Korea Friendship Association, the Finland-Korea Association, the Norway-Korea Friendship Association, the Luxembourg-Korea Friendship Association, the British Association for Friendship with Korea, the Spanish Association for Friendship with Korea, the Malta-Korea Friendship Association, the Denmark-DPRK Friendship Association and the Swiss Committee for Supporting Korea's Reunification.
    A report of the secretary general of the British Association for Friendship with Korea was followed by speeches at the joint meeting. Then the meeting heard about the experience gained by the Spanish Association for Friendship with Korea in its activities.
    The meeting adopted an action program of the organizations for friendship and solidarity with the Korean people in Europe and a letter of protest addressed to the U.S. President.
    The action program underscored the need to intensify the activities for supporting the Korean people in their just struggle to defend and glorify socialism and achieve the independent and peaceful reunification of the country.
    The letter denounced the U.S. administration for undisguisedly interfering in the internal affairs of the DPRK in wanton violation of its sovereignty and bringing dark clouds of war there.
    It strongly demanded the U.S. administration drop its reckless hostile policy to isolate and stifle the DPRK and its moves for aggression against the DPRK, withdraw its forces from South Korea as soon as possible and stop at once its acts obstructive to the implementation of the June 15 North-South Joint Declaration.

Activity organised at Senglea in support of Korea led by former Prime Minister Dom Mintoff and former President (the late) Agatha Barbara.

Malta in the 1960's and 1970's was a British colony. We had independence on 21st September 1964 but still everywhere was full of British Serviceman and American Sailors and Marines. Still we had the British Base and NATO Headquarters. On 31st March 1979 under Dom Mintoff's Labour (Socialist) Government all British and American Serviceman had to leave our country and since then Malta became a free country without foreign military bases and we still commemorate this day as FREEDOM DAY. Malta's National Day.

TO KEEP UP-TO-DATE ON THE SITUATION IN KOREA ONE MUST READ AND HEAR THE NEWS FROM BOTH SIDES NOT ONLY FROM THE WEST, LIKE WE HEAR IN MALTA. MALTA'S NEWS IS CENSORED - WE HEAR ONLY WESTERN PROPAGANDA.

International signature campaign in favour of the independent and peaceful reunification of Korea

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