Thanks to our experience producing for International Organizations, we know what to manufacture to cover the needs of the population of North Korea.
And, with our Joint Venture partner directly under the Ministry of Public Health, we also have access to a distribution network all across the country.

What we offer is a way for donors, whether a small group of individuals willing to make a difference or a bigger structure involved on a professional level, is a completely transparent approach to medicine manufacturing and distribution.

Provide us with an approximate amount of what you are considering donating and Pyongsu will provide several suggestions as to how to use that amount.
Pyongsu will only take approximately 3% handling charge of the total donated amount which itself will be subject to DPRK sales and business taxes.

There are several reasons as to why this low margin business model works for Pyongsu. First and foremost, in a country where the health care system is predominantly free, contributing to the lack of medicines is a humanitarian challenge we gladly undertake. But Pyongsu is a business organization and shareholders demand results: The pharmacy chain we have developed over the years brings in steady incomes and allows the company to think ahead with a positive approach. While the Ministry of Public Health and relevant authorities help us expanding our pharmacy chain, we make sure that our production facility contributes to the health care system by manufacturing for donors, providing technical assistance to other neighbouring factories and coordinating the visits of foreign experts.