US EditionNorth Korea and Belarus Sign Friendship Treaty to Expand Cooperation
Belarus and North Korea signed a treaty to formalize ties and plan around 10 cooperation agreements, strengthening relations amid shared opposition to Western sanctions.
- North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko signed a treaty on "friendship and cooperation" in Pyongyang, marking a new stage in bilateral relations.
- Both nations are pushing for a "multipolar world" alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, seeking to "show solidarity" among nations opposed to the Western order.
- During the visit, the countries are expected to sign around 10 bilateral agreements covering education, culture, and sports, while Lukashenko pays respects at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun.
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Noticias ao Minuto"The relationship of friendship between our States, which was still established in the times of the Soviet Union, has never been interrupted. Now they are in a completely new phase," says the leader of Belarus.
Strategic Alliances: Belarus and North Korea Forge New Ties
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have signed a friendship and cooperation treaty in Pyongyang. The agreement marks a new phase of intensified relations between the countries, highlighting their shared stance against Western pressures and their support for Russia's strategies in Ukraine.
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North Korea, Belarus leaders meet in Pyongyang, sign friendship treaty
Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have held talks in North Korea’s capital and signed a friendship and cooperation treaty.
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