Present at the masses from the DPRK side were office-bearers of the Central Committee of the Korean Buddhist Federation, priests of the temple and believers and from the south side priests of the Buddhist Jogye Order and believers.

A ritual was made to be followed by speeches.

The speakers noted that holding the inter-Korean joint masses praying for national reunification marking the third anniversary of the rebuilding of the Singye Temple, a symbol of the Buddhist temple for reunification of Korean Buddhists in the north and the south, was an expression of the will of the Buddhists in the north and the south for reunification to boost mutual solidarity and cooperation in the efforts to invariably preserve and implement the inter-Korean joint declarations and achieve national reunification.

A joint written prayer was read out there. It reflected the will of the Buddhists in the north and the south to pave the way for the tour of Mt. Kumgang and a pilgrimage to the Singye Temple, improve the inter-Korean relations and actively turn out in actions for the reunification, peace and prosperity of the country.