Autumn international trade fair opens in Pyongyang

Autumn international trade fair opens in Pyongyang

PYONGYANG, North Korea - The opening ceremony is held for the 4th Pyongyang International Trade Fair in the North Korean capital on Sept. 22. The fair, which will run through Sept. 25, features products from about 110 foreign enterprises and about 40 North Korean companies.

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