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U.S. Food Aid to North Korea, 1997-98
The United States decided in September 1998 that it would further respond to the January 1998 World Food Program appeal for food assistance to the DPRK by contributing an additional 300,000 metric tons of wheat. In February 1998, the U.S. announced a contribution of 200,000 metric tons to the 603,000 metric-ton World Food Program appeal for North Korea. Chronic food production shortfalls have resulted in widespread malnutrition in the DPRK, and 1998's harvest was again expected to fall far short of production targets.
- North Korea Policy Coordinator William Perry to Travel to Region. (12/1/98)
- Dr. William Perry Named North Korea Policy Coordinator. (11/12/98)
- U.S. Policy Toward North Korea. (9/24/98)
- North Korea -- Additional Food Assistance. (9/21/98)
- WFP Monitoring and Distribution of Food Aid. (4/13/98)
- Remarks on DPRK-Reported North Korean Food Needs (3/2/98)
- U.S. Food Aid to North Korea -- $75 Million (2/5/98)
- U.S. To Examine Latest WFP Appeal for North Korean Food Aid (1/6/98)
- USAID Statement on USG Assessment Team Trip (11/17/97)
- Preliminary Readout on USG Assessment Team Trip (11/6/97)
- U.S. Government Assessment Team to North Korea (10/20/97)
- U.S. Grant to UNICEF for North Korea -- $5 Million (10/14/97)
- Food Aid Not Linked to Four-Party Talks (September 1997)
- U.S. Food Aid to North Korea -- $27 Million (7/14/97)
- U.S. Food Aid to North Korea -- $15 Million (4/15/97)
- U.S. Food Aid to North Korea -- $10 Million (2/19/97)
- State Department Press Statements
- State Department Daily Press Briefings
- Country Information on North Korea
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