North Korea Makes Russian Language Mandatory in Schools

By Riffat Kausar

Scandinavian News Finland

North Korea has introduced compulsory Russian language classes for students starting from the 4th grade.

The decision is part of the country’s ongoing effort to strengthen ties with Russia and expand foreign language education.

Officials say that learning Russian will help students communicate better with Russian counterparts and understand cultural, political, and economic relations between the two countries.

This move highlights North Korea’s growing emphasis on Russian-North Korean cooperation and preparing the younger generation for international engagement.

North Korea makes Russian a mandatory subject for students from 4th grade.

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