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It is the consistent principle, invariable way of struggle of the Workers’ Party of Korea to consider the voice of the people as a priceless thing, formulate lines and policies in reflection of their desire and demand, serve them and make progress by relying on them.

The noble intention associated in the WPK’s slogans We serve the people! and Everything for the people and everything by relying on them! is to keep their voice deep in mind.

It is the WPK’s will that the people is essential to the very existence of the Party, the state, and everything on their land, and that the Party and the state should pluck up even a star from heaven and bring flowers into bloom even on a rock if it is desired by the people.

They should know what the people think and what they want, only then, can they do everything welcomed by the people and further cement the single-hearted unity of the Party and the masses of the people.

Simple is the voice of the people but it has the great truth and huge strength that can be compared with nothing.

That’s why the WPK has found itself among the people and given ear to their voice since the first period of its founding, and this has been carried forward as a tradition through centuries.

The WPK’s lines and policies are formulated in reflection of the people’s demand and interests and the people-first principle is applied thoroughly in the efforts to implement them.

When going round a newly-built foodstuff factory and leisure complex built in Kangdong County, respected Comrade Kim Jong Un said that the regional people are the beneficiaries and enjoyers of the regional development policy in the new era. He stressed the need to invariably preserve and glorify the true nature of Korean-style socialism where the Party policy is mapped out for the people and the people fully enjoy its benefits in happiness.

As it is the Party who weighs the voice of the people and struggles to translate their demand and interests into reality, the DPRK people call it a motherly party.