North Korean and Chinese leaders may have a summit when their schedules are convenient according to remarks made by the Chinese Foreign Minister at press briefing on March 8.
Kim Jong Un has yet to meet any foreign heads of state since coming to power three years ago, though is rumoured to be attending a ceremony in Russia in May.
North Korean and Chinese leaders may have a summit when their schedules are convenient according to remarks made by the Chinese Foreign Minister at press briefing on March 8.
Kim Jong Un has yet to meet any foreign heads of state since coming to power three years ago, though is rumoured to be attending a ceremony in Russia in May.
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