The full text or gist of the work were reported by the Chinese Xinhua News Agency, Lao News Agency, Guinean Domestic Broadcasting Service, Cambodian paper Pracheachon, Bangladeshi paper Blits, Nepali paper Charcha, DR Congo paper L'Avenir and the German paper Rote Fahne.

They were also posted by more than 40 political parties, organizations and international and regional bodies on their websites.

They included the Moscow Workers' Union of Russia, Communist Workers' Party of Belarus, Socialist Party of Romania, British Association for the Study of Songun Policy, Swiss Group for the Study of the Juche Idea, Kim Jong Il's Library of Ecuador, Brazilian Committee for Solidarity with the DPRK, Peruvian-Korean Institute of Culture and Friendship, Korean Friendship Association and the International Alliance of Societies for the Study of the Juche Idea and Songun Policy in East European and Central Asian Regions.

The work was brought out in booklet by foreign publishing houses and book releasing ceremonies were held with splendor.

Among the publishing houses were a printing shop in Dandong, China, Khabarovsk Territory Publishing House of Russia, Iranian Hadian Publishing House, publishing houses in Germany, Romania, Czech Republic, Switzerland and Kyrgyzstan, N. K. Publishing House in Enugu, Nigeria, Nath Publishing House of Egypt, Publishing House of the Workers' Party of Mexico, a publishing house in Peru, Canta Clara Publishing House of Venezuela and a publishing house in Dominica.

The work was studied and disseminated through seminars, briefings and reading sessions.

Political parties, organizations and personages of different countries released statements after studying the work.