North Korea says it will reveal all of its nuclear programs in accordance with an agreement reached at the six-party talks last month.

The Choson Sinbo, a pro-Pyongyang daily in Japan, reported that the North viewed rapid progress to implement the deal as being to its benefit.

It went on to say that North Korea would not try to conceal its nuclear programs in the report.

Meanwhile, the daily pointed out that the North carried out its obligations ahead of schedule once the financial issue involving the Macao-based Banco Delta Asia was resolved.

It added that North Korea was disabling its Yongbyon nuclear facilities as agreed, while the United States was preparing to remove the communist country from its terrorism blacklist.