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Byungjin's policy (more rarely write byongjin, or double-push, or more rarely "progress in tandem") is a policy committed since 2013 for the economic development at the same time as the development of the nuclear weapon in North Korea[1] by the leader and Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un[2][3]. This policy succeeds that of the Songun ("the army first") engaged by his father Kim Jong-Il4. This policy is part of the ideology of the North Korean state of Juche (based on independence with military autonomy, economic self-sufficiency and political independence).
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Economic development[edit]
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Nuclear weapons development[edit]
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- ^ North Korean Economy Watch (14 April 2016). "North Korea assesses three years of Byungjin Policy". North Korean Economy Watch. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
- ^ (in French)Dorian Malovic (10 October 2017). "En Corée du Nord, Kim Jong-un accorde autant d'importance à l'économie qu'au nucléaire". La Croix. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
- ^ North Korean Economy Watch (2016). "North Korea". North Korean Economy Watch. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
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Look up Byungjin in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.