South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Thursday that his government is willing to open up dialogue with the North "without conditions", but only if the DPRK ceases its missile and nuclear tests.
At a ceremony marking the occasion of 17th anniversary of the June 15th South-North Joint Declaration, Moon said South – North relations should be “newly established and developed to resolve the crisis we face today.”
South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Thursday that his government is willing to open up dialogue with the North "without conditions", but only if the DPRK ceases its missile and nuclear tests.
At a ceremony marking the occasion of 17th anniversary of the June 15th South-North Joint Declaration, Moon said South – North relations should be “newly established and developed to resolve the crisis we face today.”
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