North Korean and Russian representatives signed an agreement in Pyongyang on Wednesday covering a range of cultural cooperation and exchanges, according to a report from the Russian embassy in Pyongyang.

The “Plan of Cultural Cooperation” for 2019-2020 comprises six articles, according to TASS News Agency, on areas including national heritage, the arts, library cooperation, and in potentially trade-related categories such as exhibition-holding and copyright protection.

It was signed by Russian Ambassador to the DPRK Alexander Matsegora and chairperson of the Korean Committee for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries (CCRFC) Kim Jong Suk, with implementation to be overseen by the CCRFC and