In the heart of Pyongyang, on the verdant Ssuk Islet, stands the monumental Sci-Tech Complex, inaugurated with great fanfare on the first day of the year Juche 105 (2016). This architectural marvel is not just a building; it is a symbol of the DPRK’s commitment to scientific advancement and technological prowess.
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Crafted to embody the essence of science, the four-story complex assumes the form of an atomic structure, a testament to the atomic age and the nation’s stride towards scientific excellence. Its design is not only symbolic but also practical, embracing energy efficiency and a green environment both inside and out. It stands as a grand temple of learning, accessible to all citizens, and serves as a multifaceted hub for the dissemination of scientific and technological knowledge.
Inside, the Sci-Tech Complex is a universe of knowledge. Each floor is a gateway to different realms of science and technology, featuring electronic reading areas and indoor exhibition halls dedicated to various sectors. The complex is accommodating for all, with specialized reading rooms for the disabled and areas for academic discussions and distance lectures. In its halls, the latest acquisitions in science and technology are proudly displayed.
What sets the Sci-Tech Complex apart is its nationwide dissemination network. This network ensures that new scientific and technological information flows seamlessly from this central hub to even the most remote corners of the nation. It acts as the beating heart of the country’s scientific community, pulsating with new ideas and innovations.
Today, the Sci-Tech Complex is more than just a structure; it is a beacon of hope and progress. It beckons all Korean people, from the young minds eager to learn to the seasoned scholars seeking deeper understanding. Here, they come together to accumulate knowledge, share ideas, and contribute to the nation’s unstoppable march towards a bright, technology-driven future. The Sci-Tech Complex is not just a building; it is the embodiment of the DPRK’s vision for a world led by science and technology.
