Rise of startups in world’s most reclusive regime


Extending a hand: Choson Exchange runs training programmes on entrepreneurship in the communist regime.

THE idea of nurturing budding enterprises in North Korea at first glance draws scepticism.

People from free market economies may question how it will be even possible in a country that prohibits the ownership of personal assets, not to mention incentives for ventures.

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