The Supreme People's Assembly, North Korea's Parliament, seen here in a 2022 file photo, last met in January. - Reuters
SEOUL: The North Korean Supreme People's Assembly (SPA), the reclusive state's rubber-stamp parliament, will convene a new session on Oct 7 in Pyongyang to discuss matters related to a constitutional amendment, state media reported on Monday (Sept 16).
The last SPA meeting was held in January where leader Kim Jong-un called for a constitutional amendment that would view South Korea as the "primary foe."
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