President of the Republic of Mozambique Filipe Nwussi said the relations between the two countries are historic ones provided by the great leaders of the DPRK and the preceding leaders of Mozambique, expressing the will to boost mutual support and cooperation in the non-aligned movement and other international arenas.

Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma, president of the Republic of South Africa, said the Korean people have extended consistent support to the struggle of the South African people, stressing the need to boost the relations of economic cooperation already developing on good terms.

Ri Su Yong also met respectively the prime ministers of Mali and Cape Verde.

He also met Salvador Antonio Valdes Mesa, vice-president of the Council of State of Cuba, and had a talk on the same day.

Salvador Antonio Valdes Mesa said he witnessed the successes made by the Korean people in the building of a socialist economic power under the leadership of Marshal Kim Jong Un when visiting the DPRK to attend the celebrations for the 70th founding anniversary of the Workers' Party of Korea. He expressed his will to make every effort to further develop bilateral relations between the two countries.