What are the projects of South Korean civil society to provide assistance to the DPRK?

This is the first time that South Korea has allowed non-governmental organizations to carry out rescue projects against North Korea, and it can be seen that the diplomatic relations between the two countries have improved to a certain extent, and this time the aid project is mainly to provide bread materials, milk powder and underwear and other materials to some areas, mainly to take care of local children.

Through the recent statement of the South Korean Ministry of Unification, we can know that this time South Korea ** approved three South Korean civil society organizations to carry out rescue projects to North Korea, and this time it is mainly to carry out baby supplies to several counties in Hwanghae Province, North KoreaFor example, these babies provide those nutritious bread, so that they are not disadvantaged in terms of nutrients, and at the same time provide them with milk powder and underwear, hoping that they can eat enough and live comfortably in their daily life, and this is also the first aid approved by South Korea since 2014, completely out of humanitarian spirit, and then the rescue, the scale of the rescue directly reached 100 million won, about 2.41 million yuan, After all, this is definitely a milestone event, because this is the first time that North Korea has been aided, so it means that South Korea has taken the initiative to break the frozen relationship with North Korea.

In fact, after the establishment of Park Geun-hye**, in 2013, the South Korean authorities also approved civil society organizations to rescue North Korea, and the capital investment at that time reached 6.8 billion wonFar more than 100 million won this time. And the South Korean Ministry of Unification also said that as long as the rescue project you apply for, as long as it meets the standards set by the state, then it will be approved, to be honest, such a rescue seems very heartwarming, because this is to give North Korean newborns the right to live.

If there were more of this kind of humanitarian aid in the world, many parts of the world would be very goodJust like China has distributed boxes of donated clothes outside many communities in recent years, and these clothes will eventually be collected and shipped to those poor mountainous areas, to be honest, the clothes we don't want may be thrown away, but these clothes can bring warmth to people in those poor areas, and can make their winter a little warmer.

South Korean civil society organizations have provided assistance to North Korea, and the project is mainly to provide North Korea with baby supplies**, such as baby bread, milk powder and underwear, hoping that they can eat enough and live comfortably in their daily life. South Korea** approved the first humanitarian aid project to North Korea in 2014, with a scale of 100 million won (about 2.41 million yuan). In 2013, after the establishment of Park Geun-hye**, the total scale of private society assistance programs to North Korea approved by the Ministry of Unification amounted to about 6.8 billion won.

The Children's Medical Products Support Headquarters, a South Korean humanitarian aid group to the DPRK, recently applied for an oral health assistance project to the DPRK, and the dental equipment involved in the project was exempted from sanctions. Previously, the application of four staff members of the South Korean non-governmental organization "Forest of Nations" to visit the DPRK was also approved, and the South Korean greening aid project to the DPRK after a four-year hiatus is expected to restart.

They are allowed to provide nutritious bread ingredients, milk powder, underwear and other items to infants and young children in Pongsan, Hwangju and Sinwon counties in Hwanghae Province, North Korea. We will actively support the assistance of civil society organizations to the DPRK and approve aid projects as long as they meet the requirements.

South Korean civil society organizations have provided nutritious bread materials, milk powder, underwear and other materials to infants and young children in Pongsan-gun, Hwangju and Sinwon counties in Hwanghae-do.

This time, South Korea approved three South Korean non-governmental organizations to carry out rescue projects in North Korea, the project is mainly to better take care of local children, provide nutritious bread materials, milk powder and clothes and other materials to some areas, hoping that they can eat well, dress warmly, and also donate equipment that can improve oral health to children, the elderly, pregnant women, and other vulnerable groups