Among them is the Beijing Bridge International Trading Company Ltd. of Germany, which has been strange to Korea. The company, founded in Juche 97 (2008), engages itself in sale of Germany-made foodstuffs and electronic appliances in China.

Noting that he had long wanted to visit the DPRK and know much about it, Matthias Vogt, general manager of the company, told KCNA:

Here I came to feel that the DPRK people are very kind and polite and everything is stable.

It is hard in my country to get information about the Korean market.

I was told in Beijing about this fair two months ago, and now I am here with home-made foodstuffs such as wine, beer, carbonated water and vitamin sweets. It's my belief that these quality and cheap products with a history of 100 years will take up a big market in the DPRK.

Markets are different in each country, and your market is large and in good order with many products. I hope that Germany and the DPRK would become closer in friendship and economic and trade ties.

I will come here again with more goods.