South Korea will move ahead with a plan to assess the logistics of building up water infrastructure in North Korea, the Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) said in a proposal request on May 11, in a project largely unpublicised until today.
The South Korean government-run agency is hoping to review the capacity of current in-country dams and assess the costs of supplying water for use in North Korea.
South Korea will move ahead with a plan to assess the logistics of building up water infrastructure in North Korea, the Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) said in a proposal request on May 11, in a project largely unpublicised until today.
The South Korean government-run agency is hoping to review the capacity of current in-country dams and assess the costs of supplying water for use in North Korea.
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