North Korean authorities have yet to confirm this year’s Pyongyang International Marathon will go ahead, according to one of the event’s international partners, despite recent reports suggesting the contest will resume after a six-year gap.

South Korean media reported earlier this week that the contest will take place on April 6, citing announcements detailing race categories and fees on the official website of North Korea’s sports ministry.

According to the guidelines dated Nov. 19, the competition is set to feature both professional and amateurevents for the full marathon (26.2 miles, or 42.195 km), half marathon (13.1 miles, or 21.097