Sahara Reporters Article RatingNorth Korean Ex-Head Of State Kim Yong Nam Dies At 97
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : In 2018, Kim Yong Nam led North Korea's delegation to the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea alongside Kim Yo Jong, Kim Jong Un's sister.57% : The visit marked a rare moment of diplomatic engagement and made him the highest-ranking North Korean official to visit South Korea in years.
54% : KCNA said that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited Kim Yong Nam's bier early Tuesday to pay his respects, adding that a state funeral has been scheduled for Thursday.
54% : Known for his deep, resonant voice and polished speeches laden with propaganda, Kim frequently greeted visiting foreign dignitaries on behalf of the country's leaders, Kim Jong Il and later Kim Jong Un.
47% : He was not related to Kim Jong Un, the country's current leader and grandson of founder Kim Il Sung.
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