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North Korea has recently closed the embassy located in Spain after closing a number of diplomatic institutions in Africa.

Yonhap News Agency reported that the Communist Party of Spain was publicly opened on Wednesday (November 1) on the official website, showing that North Korea has closed the embassy located in Spain.

North Korea has recently closed diplomatic institutions in Uganda and Angola in Africa.The Ministry of Unification of South Korea believes that it may be that the international community has strengthened sanctions on the North Korea, which has caused North Korea to be blocked and unable to raise the operating costs of the embassy in foreign countries.

The Diplomacy of the Spanish People's Communist Party (PCPE) on the official website on Wednesday, the temporary office of the North Korean Embassy in Spain informed the Spanish on October 26 that the decision to withdraw the diplomatic ambassador will be withdrawn. The relevant business will be transferred to the North Korean ambassador to ItalyThe museum is responsible.The document does not show the reasons and specific details of North Korea to close the embassy.

North Korea has continuously reduced diplomatic institutions in foreign countries.After the media released the news that it would close the Embassy of Uganda and Angola last month, foreign media reported that North Korea has notified China about the closure of its policy about closing its consulate in Hong Kong.

The former North Korean embassy in Kuwait, who abandoned North Korea in 2019, said in an interview with the US media in the interview with the US media that North Korea decided to withdraw from foreign diplomatic institutions before the crown disease.Affected by the international community's sanctions on the North Korea, North Korea has signs signs of closing diplomatic institutions in foreign countries in July 2019.He said that it is expected to continue to close more diplomatic agencies in foreign countries, including diplomatic institutions in Senegal, Guinea, Nepal, Libya, Algeria.