Kim Tae Sik, head of the delegation of Korean medical workers in Japan, said: Last year the Korean nation lost its fatherly leader Kim Jong Il so suddenly. This was like a bolt from the blue for us Koreans who have lived, entrusting both destiny and future to him. We suffered indescribable pain over the loss. But we drew enormous strength and courage while staying in the homeland. Because we witnessed the reality of the homeland led by Kim Jong Un identical to Kim Jong Il.

I was struck with irrepressible admiration for his personality as a great man.

I will do my best to remain loyal to his cause.

Pak Mun Jae, head of the delegation of Korean medical workers in the U.S., said the homeland has a rosy future, indeed, adding:

I was greatly excited to listen to the speech Kim Jong Un made at the military parade for celebrating the centenary of the birth of President Kim Il Sung.

His speech gave the Koreans abroad great encouragement and confidence.

All the countrymen will advance dynamically in response to his call "Forward toward the Final Victory!"

Being loyal to Kim Jong Un is the most vivid expression of patriotism for us.

The Korean medical workers overseas will make positive efforts to contribute to the development of medical science and technology and the improvement of health of the Koreans.

We will bear Kim Jong Il's noble idea of love for the country, the nation and people deep in our minds and contribute to the prosperity of the country under the guidance of Kim Jong Un.