Taking part in it are more than 280 companies from 15 countries and regions, including the DPRK.

Lim Chun Horng, manager of Malaysia's Mamee-Double Decker SDN. BHD, noted that streets of Pyongyang are very clean and its citizens are very kind.

Expressing his pleasure over the fair, he said he would further develop cooperation with the DPRK's businesses.

Loh Jwee Poh, managing director of Singapore's Unifood International (S) Pte Ltd., said that the Pyongyang trade fair is very interesting and he would attend the fair next year, too, adding that his firm is a soya milk producer well known in Singapore.

Tricia Koh, sales and marketing executive of Singapore's A-Linkz Marketing PTE LTD, noted that her firm presented many kinds of fruit juice to the Pyongyang Spring International Trade Fair in May. This time we are here with refined and pure olive oil, canned fruits and other new goods, she said, wishing success in the fair.