Kim Jong Un, first secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, first chairman of the National Defence Commission of the DPRK and supreme commander of the Korean People's Army, guided the meeting.

Attending the meeting were Choe Ryong Hae, Hyon Yong Chol, Kim Kyok Sik, Kim Kyong Ok, Son Chol Ju, Ryom Chol Song, Jo Kyong Chol and other KPA commanding officers. Political commissars of services and army corps and information workers of ground, naval, air and anti-air forces of the KPA, strategic rocket forces and military academies at all levels attended.

KPA Vice Marshal Choe Ryong Hae, director of the KPA General Political Bureau, made a report.

He said 80-odd year long history of the Korean revolutionary armed forces is associated with the undying revolutionary feats of the great Generalissimos Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il who, brought up the KPA to be the strongest in ideology by successfully embodying the Juche-based ideas and theories in the army building and activities.

Thanks to the dear respected Supreme Commander, who regards it as his life-long mission to accomplish the Songun revolutionary cause and the cause of army-building, the cause of building the army of Juche has made dynamic advance to a new, higher stage, the reporter said.

He called for conducting dynamic information and agitation work with an emphasis on instilling absolute trust in the party, the spirit of devotedly defending the leader, the spirit of red flag, the spirit of devotedly defending the country and Kim Jong Il's patriotism into the hearts of service personnel as required by the new situation.

There were speeches.

Kim Jong Un made a speech.

He said the organization of the meeting of information workers of the whole army including those of subunits, not military operational meeting, at a time when there created a touch-and-go situation due to the enemies' reckless saber-rattling is a demonstration of the steadfast faith and will of the WPK to win a decisive victory in the all-out action with the U.S. imperialists and their followers with the might of ideology.

The KPA should conduct ideological work in field to suit the specific features of the army, he said, stressing the need for information workers to conduct it without ceremony and pattern by going among soldiers and arousing them to make pledge of loyalty in heights and trenches and turn out in the final decisive battle.

He set forth tasks for conducting all the ideological work in the KPA as in wartime to meet the requirement of the situation in which the Korean Armistice Agreement is completely nullified and a fuse of a war is kindled as time has come to end the half a century-long all-out action with the U.S. imperialists. He indicated ways for doing so.

Attaching importance to ideology is the consistent line of the building of the revolutionary armed forces, he said, adding that arms fully charged with ideology and faith will always win a victory. He expressed the belief that all information workers of the KPA will creditably discharge their noble mission and duty before the times and revolution and surely live up to the deep trust and high expectation of the party.