South Korea continues to stress progress made on a trans-continental project, despite little sign of the support it would need from North Korea to bring it to fruition.
On Thursday the South's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) highlighted its Eurasia Initiative at a meeting with foreign journalists in Seoul.
South Korea continues to stress progress made on a trans-continental project, despite little sign of the support it would need from North Korea to bring it to fruition.
On Thursday the South's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) highlighted its Eurasia Initiative at a meeting with foreign journalists in Seoul.
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