Mansudae Overseas Projects

Art troupe Overseas Projects ( MOP) is a North Korean construction company based in Pyongyang and the art troupe art studio belonging.

The company has, such as the Juche Tower and the May Day Stadium implemented mainly projects in African countries in addition to numerous magnificent buildings in Pyongyang. In Namibia, the company, the State House, the Heroes Acre and the Independence Memorial Museum in Windhoek built. Moreover, the company was also in the construction of " Dr. Agostinho Neto Cultural Center " in Luanda ( Angola), the " Monument to Three Tribal Chiefs " in Botswana and the Monument to Samora Machel in Maputo ( Mozambique) significantly involved. In Senegal, the MOP in 2010 presented the result of cost and monumentality controversial Monument de la Renaissance africaine done.

In other regions of the world, the company has been active. The company also strengthened in Egypt and Syria in great battle panoramas, representing the Yom Kippur War. At Angkor Wat in Cambodia, the MOP applies currently to the contract for the construction of an "e - museum". Further projects in Malaysia, Ethiopia, Togo, Benin, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe were realized. So far the only project of the MOP in Western Europe is the reconstruction of the Frankfurt fairytale fountain in Germany.

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Heroes Acre in Namibia

Independence Memorial Museum in Namibia

Juche Tower in Pyongyang

May Day Stadium in Pyongyang

Arch of Triumph in Pyongyang

Frankfurt Märchenbrunnen in Frankfurt am Main, 2006