N. Korea proposes holding high-level inter-Korean talks Wednesday: Seoul
All Headlines
11:24 May 15, 2018
SEOUL, May 15 (Yonhap) -- North Korea has proposed holding high-level inter-Korean talks this week to discuss follow-up measures on agreements their leaders reached in a historic summit held last month, Seoul's unification ministry said Tuesday.
The North proposed holding the talks on the southern side of the truce village of Panmunjom on Wednesday, according to a ministry official. The ministry is planning to soon send a response, accepting the proposal.
The meeting will mark the first time that officials of the two Koreas sit down for talks following the April 27 summit held between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
kokobj@yna.co.kr
(END)
Issue Keywords
Most Liked
-
1 
(Yonhap Interview) With seductive solo music, Taemin diverges further from SHINee
-
2 
(2nd LD) S. Korea to up its financial burden for U.S. troops by 8.2 pct
-
3 
BTS on the Grammys red carpet: 'Dream come true'
-
4 
(LEAD) BTS has dream come true with their Grammy debut
-
5 
U.S. senator calls for long-term troop presence in S. Korea
Most Saved
-
1 
(Yonhap Interview) With seductive solo music, Taemin diverges further from SHINee
-
2 
(LEAD) BTS has dream come true with their Grammy debut
-
3 
K-pop band makes appearance at Grammy Awards in Hyundai Palisade SUV
-
4 
(LEAD) Pompeo says he expects Trump, Kim to discuss end-of-war declaration
-
5 
(2nd LD) Parties seek to punish lawmakers who disparaged 1980 democratic uprising
-
1 
(LEAD) Pompeo says he expects Trump, Kim to discuss end-of-war declaration
-
2 Close aide of N. Korean leader arrives in Beijing ahead of 2nd Trump-Kim summit
-
3 
Koreas to field joint teams in 4 sports at 2020 Tokyo Olympics
-
4 
N. Korea appears to have appointed new head of U.S. affairs department
-
5 
Remains of British Korean War hero to arrive in S. Korea for burial at UN cemetery
