A resolution supporting Korea's reunification and peace in Asia was adopted at the meeting.

It condemned the U.S. intervention in the Asia-Pacific region and war moves.

The U.S. divided Korea into the north and the south and has kept its forces for aggression in south Korea even after it was defeated in the war against the DPRK, it said, and went on:

The U.S. is becoming all the more pronounced in its hostile policy toward the DPRK which is firmly defending national sovereignty and wanting unity on the Korean Peninsula.

We should value peace, firmly oppose foreign forces' interference and war of aggression and get united to support the desire of the Korean workers and other people to lead a peaceful life.

We will make efforts to have the U.S. forces withdrawn from south Korea, oppose war of aggression and ensure durable and eternal peace.

And we will positively support the workers and other people of the DPRK in their struggle for independent development and peaceful reunification of the country.