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The propaganda shift also reflected Pyongyang’s stance to treat Seoul as a separate enemy state, and deviated from approaches by Kim’s predecessors that recognised blood ties with the South.
The conference will be broadcast on live television and streamed online.
But from August, manufacturers in the East Asian nation will be required by law to publicise any such changes to their products, under punishment of a fine.
Kim Hyung-joon, a political-science professor at Pai Chai University in Daejeon, highlighted this apparent discontent among voters with Yoon’s approach, which critics say has been characterised by political favouritism and selective law enforcement that goes easy on suspects with ties to the ruling camp.
Citing intelligence indicating a potential terror threat from Pyongyang, Seoul on Thursday raised its terrorism alert by two levels from the lowest to the third-highest on a four-tier scale.
Analysts said the talks between Yoon and liberal opposition leader Lee Jae-myung were “somewhat encouraging” and signalled an attempt to bridge a divide.
Pyongyang’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Wednesday in a single-sentence report said the North’s delegation, headed by External Economic Relations Minister Yun Jong-ho, left the previous day for Iran.
This shift is perceived to be marked by the subtle rebranding of significant holidays commemorating his grandfather and father and a reduction of overt displays of reverence for them, as reported by the South’s Unification Ministry.