Anders Kristensen, chairman of the Denmark-DPRK Friendship Association, visited the Kim Jong Suk Nursery. The future of the DPRK is bright and its socialist system is the most popular one, he said, and went on:

It is only in the DPRK where such a wonderful nursery was built for children and necessary conditions are provided. It puts forward children as the king of the country and spares nothing for them.

The visit helped me know well about the noble outlook of President Kim Il Sung, leader Kim Jong Il and the dear respected Kim Jong Un on the younger generation.

Sumiko Shimizu, representative of the Japanese Women's Society for Solidarity with the Korean Women, visiting the Changgwang Kindergarten, said she was deeply moved by the fact that children are growing up at the state expenses.

Sysay Leudedmounsone, president of the Central Committee of the Lao Women's Union, noted that she was deeply impressed with Korean children singing and dancing to their heart's content.

Mustafa Al Safarini, chairman of the Arab Information Center in China, praised the socialist education system of the DPRK which is enforcing the free compulsory education from kindergarten. Seeing stout and cheerful children, I could picture the bright future of the DPRK which would more prosper, he noted.