Soccer matches between South and North Korean workers were held at Pyongyang’s May Day Stadium on Thursday.
While the soccer matches were aimed at promoting better inter-Korean relations, the June 15 South Korean Committee expressed the need for more openness towards South Korean government's policy on cultural interchange.
Soccer matches between South and North Korean workers were held at Pyongyang’s May Day Stadium on Thursday.
While the soccer matches were aimed at promoting better inter-Korean relations, the June 15 South Korean Committee expressed the need for more openness towards South Korean government's policy on cultural interchange.
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