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Compotes are among the Bulgarian products that North Korea is interested in buying. Photo by utro.bg
North Korea has expressed interest in buying Bulgarian foods, pharmaceuticals and software, among other products.
This has been announced by the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI), which is researching the opportunities for organizing a business delegation trip to North Korea or North Korea and China in the fall of 2010.
According to the announcement of the International Organizations and International Cooperation Directorate of the BCCI, the North Korean side has shown interest in Bulgarian software products, pharmaceuticals, food products – including canned food, wines, juice, yellow cheese, and compotes; as well as metals – cesium, potassium, zinc, radium.
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