N. Korea trade to gain from U.S. terror delisting

N. Korea trade to gain from U.S. terror delisting

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Ri Gi Song, professor at North Korea's Academy of Social Sciences, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Pyongyang on Nov. 4. Ri said North Korea's removal from a U.S. blacklist of state sponsors of terrorism last month will have a positive impact on the country's trade but will not spell the end of constraints on its international trade.

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