Pascal Zouncheme, rector of the Cotonou Institute of Journalism of Benin and chief of the Benin Group for the Study of Kimilsungism and Kimjongilism, told KCNA:

"The Korean people are considerably open-hearted, cheerful and civilized, contrary to the West's misinformation.

The West media described the DPRK as a 'closed state'. But we could see at its Central Zoo rare animals from various countries and regions. This shows that the DPRK has boosted exchanges with other countries.

In the DPRK the government entirely takes care of the people's livelihood and works hard for its improvement. That is why the citizens have turned out as one in the efforts to build a prosperous and powerful nation with high pride in their country.

My current visit convinced me of the DPRK's rosy future."

Rohekele Andre, vice-chairman of the National Committee for the Study of the Juche Idea of Democratic Congo, said:

"I felt a lot of things in the DPRK, which hardened my confidence in victory of the Juche idea, the Songun (military-first) idea.

The dear respected Kim Jong Un is devotedly working to develop the country in keeping with the requirements of the times. In particular, he pays deep attention to the development of the nation's science and technology, land administration and environment conservation."

Those visitors praised Kimilsungism-Kimjongilism as the great guiding idea for the cause of global independence, renewing their will to intensify the study of this idea and widely disseminate it.