North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says that he will drastically pursue new large projects to develop his country into a socialist power.
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​Kim made the remark on Saturday during a speech at the fifth conference of cell chairs of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea in Pyongyang.
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​According to the North's official media Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Sunday, Kim said that what the country has so far achieved is just a beginning. He said the party is planning bold, larger projects for the people and he will seek projects in a more decisive manner.
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​Kim reportedly called on the party organizations and members to do their utmost on projects aimed at boosting party cells' loyalty and commitment to party policies.
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​The KCNA said that the three-day conference successfully ended on Saturday. A party cell is a basic unit of the Workers' Party, comprising of five to 30 members. The previous conference of party cell chairs was held in January 2013.