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KIM IL SUNG WORKS WORKING PEOPLE OF THE WHOLE WORLD, UNITE! KIM IL SUNG WORKS 34 January–December 1979 FOREIGN LANGUAGES PUBLISHING HOUSE PYONGYANG, KOREA 1 9 8 8 CONTENTS NEW YEAR ADDRESS January 1, 1979 ......................................................................................................................1 LETTER OF REPLY TO THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUTH SUB-WORKTEAM AT THE UNHA COOPERATIVE FARM IN YANGDOK COUNTY, SOUTH PHYONGAN PROVINCE January 4, 1979 ....................................................................................................................10 LET US WORK HARDER IN FISHING Speech at a Consultative Meeting of Workers in the Fishing Sector, January 4, 1979.................................................................................12 ON PUTTING ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT ON A REGULAR BASIS AND IMPROVING LABOUR ADMINISTRATION Speech at a Consultative Meeting of Senior Officials in the Administrative and Economic Sectors, January 5, 1979...........................................21 ON SOME TASKS FACING THE MINISTRY OF LAND AND MARINE TRANSPORT Speech at a Consultative Meeting of the Senior Officials of the Land and Marine Transport Sector, January 8, 1979................................................33 ON DRAWING UP A DETAILED PLAN FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Speech Delivered at the Joint Meeting of the Political Committee of the Party Central Committee, the Central People’s Committee and the Administration Council, January 10, 1979.............................................................45 1 LET US ADVANCE OUR SOCIALIST AGRICULTURE ONTO A HIGHER STAGE Speech Delivered at the National Congress of Agriculture, January 11, 1979...................78 ON MODERNIZING OUR TRADE PORTS AND IMPROVING THEIR MANAGEMENT Speech at the Joint Meeting of the Political Committee of the Party Central Committee, the Central People’s Committee and the Administration Council, January 21, 1979 ..........................................91 ON DEVELOPING TRADITIONAL KOREAN MEDICINE Speech Delivered at a Consultative Meeting of Senior Public Health Officials, February 27, 1979.......................................................................118 ON SETTING THE SOCIALIST SYSTEM OF AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT TO RIGHTS AND IMPROVING THE SUPPLY OF GOODS TO THE RURAL AREAS Speech at a Consultative Meeting of Senior Officials from the Economy Commission of the Central People’s Committee and from the Administration Council, February 27, 1979 .............................130 ON FURTHER IMPROVING THE STANDARD OF LIVING OF THE CITIZENS OF PYONGYANG Speech at a Consultative Meeting of the Senior Officials of Pyongyang, March 1, 1979.............................................................................141 ON THE TASKS FACING THE KOREAN SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS IN JAPAN FOR DEVELOPING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN OUR COUNTRY Talk to a Delegation of Korean Scientists in Japan and a Livestock Farming and Biotechnology Delegation of Chongryon, April 13, 1979 ...........................152 TALK WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COLOMBIA-KOREA ASSOCIATION OF FRIENDSHIP AND CULTURE AND HIS PARTY May 4, 1979 ........................................................................................................................162 2 TALK WITH A GROUP OF JAPANESE VISITORS May 5, 1979 ........................................................................................................................172 TALK TO A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF COUNCILLORS OF JAPAN, FROM THE LIBERAL-DEMOCRATIC PARTY May 13, 1979 ......................................................................................................................181 THE CENTRAL TASKS FACING THE PARTY COMMITTEE OF SOUTH HAMGYONG PROVINCE AND THE PARTY COMMITTEES OF THE MAJOR INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE PROVINCE Speech Delivered at the Enlarged Joint Meeting of the Executive Committees of the Party Committees of South Hamgyong Province and the City of Hamhung and of the Party Committees of the Industrial Establishments in Hamhung, June 4, 1979 ........................................................................192 ON DEVELOPING TRANSPORT RAPIDLY IN KEEPING WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF A HIGHER STAGE OF SOCIALIST ECONOMIC CONSTRUCTION Concluding Speech Delivered at the 18th Plenary Meeting of the Fifth Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, June 15, 1979..................................225 TALK WITH A NEPALESE JOURNALIST DELEGATION June 19, 1979......................................................................................................................254 THE IMPORTANT TASKS FACING CHONGJIN AND NORTH HAMGYONG PROVINCE Speech at an Enlarged Joint Plenary Meeting of the Chongjin City Committee and North Hamgyong Provincial Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, June 20, 1979 .................................................................261 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE RESEARCH AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT OF THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL SECURITY AND NATIONAL ORIENTATION OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF BENIN June 30, 1979......................................................................................................................280 3 LET US MAKE RYANGGANG PROVINCE A BEAUTIFUL PARADISE Concluding Speech at an Enlarged Plenary Meeting of the Ryanggang Provincial Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, July 26, 1979..............................290 ON INCREASING THE PRODUCTION OF GRAIN AND TOBACCO IN NORTH HWANGHAE PROVINCE Speech at a Consultative Meeting of the Party, Administrative and Economic Officials of North Hwanghae Province, September 17, 1979 ...................320 TALK TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE ASSOCIATION OF DEVELOPING AND USING HUMAN RESOURCES OF PANAMA September 20, 1979 ............................................................................................................342 ON THE TASKS FACING THE AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SECTORS IN SOUTH HWANGHAE PROVINCE Speech Delivered to the Enlarged Plenary Meeting of the South Hwanghae Provincial Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, September 21, 1979...................................................................................352 TALK TO THE DELEGATION OF THE ALL INDIA INDO-KOREAN FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION September 23, 1979 ............................................................................................................380 LET US IMPLEMENT THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LAW THOROUGHLY Speech at a National Conference of Labour Administration Officials, September 27, 1979 ............................................................................................391 TALK TO A DELEGATION FROM THE BRITISH COMMITTEE FOR SUPPORTING KOREA’S REUNIFICATION October 3, 1979 ..................................................................................................................404 ON THE POSITION AND DUTIES OF THE SERGEANT MAJOR Speech at the Ceremony to Close the Short Course for the Sergeant Majors of the Korean People’s Army, October 25, 1979 ..................................................408 4 LET US STRENGTHEN THE PEOPLE’S ARMY TO DEFEND THE SOCIALIST COUNTRY FIRMLY Speech at the Conference of Officials of the League of Socialist Working Youth in the Korean People’s Army, October 28, 1979 ....................................416 ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIGHT INDUSTRY AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE SERVICES Speech at a Consultative Meeting of Senior Officials in the Light Industry and Public Service Sectors, November 3, 1979 ...................................................431 ON STRENGTHENING DISCIPLINE IN IMPLEMENTING NATIONAL ECONOMIC PLANS AND ON EFFECTING A NEW UPSURGE IN SOCIALIST ECONOMIC CONSTRUCTION Concluding Speech at the 19th Plenary Meeting of the 5th Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, December 12, 1979 .....................................451 ON MAKING THE REVOLUTIONARY HABIT PREVAIL IN THE WORK OF THE ADMINISTRATION COUNCIL AND ON TIGHTENING UP FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE Speech Delivered at the Consultative Meeting of the Senior Officials of the Administration Council of the DPRK, December 28, 1979.....................474 LET US IMPROVE NAMPHO TO MAKE IT A MODERN PORT CITY Speech at a Consultative Meeting of the Senior Officials of the City of Nampho, December 29, 1979.......................................................487 5 NEW YEAR ADDRESS January 1, 1979 Comrades, We have carried the first year’s battle of the Second Seven-Year Plan to a victorious conclusion and are ushering in the hopeful new year 1979, a year when we will make a new turn in the building of socialism. All our people are now ablaze with determination to achieve a greater victory in the struggle for the building of socialism this year and are going into the first battle of the new year with high revolutionary enthusiasm and mettle. On the occasion of the New Year I offer warm congratulations to all the Korean people including the workers, peasants, soldiers and working intellectuals who, holding high the banner of the Juche idea, are working with complete devotion for the revolution and construction. I extend militant greetings to the revolutionaries, patriotic democrats, youth and students and the people from all other walks of life in south Korea who are fighting unyieldingly for social democracy and national reunification, looking up to the northern half of Korea as a beacon of hope even in the difficult circumstances in which they are surrounded by a forest of enemy bayonets. I offer New Year congratulations to our 600,000 fellow countrymen in
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