He enjoyed a bird's-eye view of the newly-built factory and praised the KPA for having created one more valuable wealth of the country without being known to others.

Seeing the layout of the factory, he said with pleasure that it has been well built in a neat and cultured way in keeping with the Party's intention and that its gate and fences are peculiar to a fishing-tackle producer.

After being briefed on the factory before its panoramic map, he went round various parts of the factory to learn about its production and management.

The factory is equal to an arsenal for the fishery front, he said, urging it to produce not only equipment for the professional fishery stations but also fishing tackles needed for sideline fishery of military units stationed in islets and coastal areas.

He said that the production capacity of the factory should be decisively increased to supply enough fishing equipment needed for the fishery stations.

Stressing the need to push ahead in a big way with the work for putting the factory on a more modern basis, he took necessary measures.