Arirang News: Pyongyang, Seoul agree to hold inter-Korean summit on April 27
At high-level inter-Korean talks, delegates finalize date for Moon-Kim meeting
Officials from the two Koreas on Thursday agreed that a planned summit between Moon Jae-in and DPRK leader Kim Jong Un will take place on April 27, a joint statement by Pyongyang and Seoul announced.
The news followed a high-level inter-Korean meeting at Tongilgak, on the northern part of Panmunjom, which began at 1003 Seoul time.
“The South and the North agreed to hold the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit on April 27 at the Peace House of Panmunjeom, in accordance with the will of the leaders,” a unification ministry translation of the joint statement reads.
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WNU Editor: What bothers me is that no agenda was announced. My guess is that they are still trying to work that out.
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