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Ifang Bremer
Ifang Bremer is a former Seoul Correspondent at NK News. He has worked on investigations for The Guardian and The Observer and previously wrote features on Korea for Dutch newspaper NRC.
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News FAO and UNICEF win sanctions exemptions to deliver $163K in aid to North KoreaAssistance is aimed at improving agricultural production and providing clean water as humanitarian staff remain shut out
The U.N. has granted new sanctions exemptions for the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and UNICEF to deliver aid to North Korea, which is aimed at improving farm output and supplies of drinking water. The FAO and UNICEF will have until Dec. 3 and Dec. 20, 2025, respectively, to send the aid to the DPRK, according to the exemption notices from the U.N. Security Council’s (UNSC) 1718 Sanctions Committee. The exemptions will allow the FAO to deliver “technical support for the improved animal feed production in cooperative farms and technical support for improved wheat/barley production,” according to the UNSC. The © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |