29.01.2014, 16:55
Liest man den verlinkten Artikel von "nordkoreatech" (ist die Quelle für das untenstehende Zitat) durch, dann muss wohl angenommen werden, dass Fragen zugelassen waren.
Nachdem die Journalisten ihre Fragen gestellt hatten, gab es eine für alle (oder nur für manche?) überraschende kurze Antwort des Botschafters und die Pressekonferenz war beendet!
Hier die Beschreibung des kurzen Frage & Antwort-Spiels nach der Leseübung des Botschafters:
" ...Sin began by wishing U.N. correspondents a happy new year and spoke for just under 16 minutes before turning it over to questions.
Pamela Falk of U.S. TV network CBS was first up and as soon as she had finished her question, Sin turned his attention to another journalist and motioned for his question.
“Do you want to answer that one or take more than one?,” asked the next reporter.
“No, I’ll receive in [a] package, then give you [the] answer,” said Sin.
Two questions followed and then Sin spoke for 1 minute. But what followed wasn’t an answer.
“Thank you very much for raising such important questions,” he said. ”I’ll take a long time if I explain all the questions you have raised, but I’ll give you my advice. You can find the answers from my briefing here,” he said motioning to the printed copy of his speech. ..."
Nachdem die Journalisten ihre Fragen gestellt hatten, gab es eine für alle (oder nur für manche?) überraschende kurze Antwort des Botschafters und die Pressekonferenz war beendet!
Hier die Beschreibung des kurzen Frage & Antwort-Spiels nach der Leseübung des Botschafters:
" ...Sin began by wishing U.N. correspondents a happy new year and spoke for just under 16 minutes before turning it over to questions.
Pamela Falk of U.S. TV network CBS was first up and as soon as she had finished her question, Sin turned his attention to another journalist and motioned for his question.
“Do you want to answer that one or take more than one?,” asked the next reporter.
“No, I’ll receive in [a] package, then give you [the] answer,” said Sin.
Two questions followed and then Sin spoke for 1 minute. But what followed wasn’t an answer.
“Thank you very much for raising such important questions,” he said. ”I’ll take a long time if I explain all the questions you have raised, but I’ll give you my advice. You can find the answers from my briefing here,” he said motioning to the printed copy of his speech. ..."