The last SPA meeting was held in January where leader Kim Jong-un called for a constitutional amendment that would view South Korea as the “primary foe.”

At that time, Kim said he had concluded that unification with the South was no longer possible.

Other issues such as laws regarding light industry and product quality supervision will also be discussed, according to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

The decision for the next meeting was made at a plenary meeting of the parliament’s standing committee on Sunday.

The North’s parliament rarely meets and usually serves to approve decisions on issues such as governing structures and budgets that have been created by the state’s ruling Workers’ Party, members of which form the vast majority of the assembly.