Workers' Party of Korea
Kim Yo-jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, has been confirmed as director of the general affairs department of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea (WPK). The promotion occurred during a plenary meeting amid the ninth party congress, with details revealed in state media on Saturday. Her new role is expected to enhance her authority over the party's internal operations and administrative affairs.
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North Korea urged all-out public efforts on Monday to complete major projects of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea ahead of its ninth party congress in 2026. The Rodong Sinmun described the period until the congress as a 'very important and responsible juncture' for implementing party decisions and transitioning to a new stage of reform. Leader Kim Jong-un is likely to highlight achievements from his regional development policy at the event.