Namibian Prime Minister Nahas Angula said this on April 26 when meeting with the outgoing DPRK Ambassador to his country An Hui Jong.

I will always remember the deep impressions I got while visiting the DPRK several times in the past, the prime minister said, and went on:

Namibia supports the calls made by the DPRK in a joint editorial for this year for giving spurs to light industry once again to bring about a decisive turn in improving the standard of people's living and building a thriving nation and for positively promoting dialogue in order to preserve peace on the Korean Peninsula.

It is our conviction that the Korean people will certainly build a thriving nation on the basis of the self-supporting national economy.

The war maneuvers of the U.S. and the south Korean authorities are incompatible with dialogue.

We strongly denounce the hostile forces for their provocations against the DPRK.