Seoul will take the initiative in dialogue on humanitarian cooperation with North Korea regardless of Pyongyang's development of nuclear weapons, South Korean President Moon Jae-in reiterated on Wednesday.
The comment comes two days after the South Korea sent a proposal to North Korea for talks on easing military tensions and the reunion of separated families on Monday.
Seoul will take the initiative in dialogue on humanitarian cooperation with North Korea regardless of Pyongyang's development of nuclear weapons, South Korean President Moon Jae-in reiterated on Wednesday.
The comment comes two days after the South Korea sent a proposal to North Korea for talks on easing military tensions and the reunion of separated families on Monday.
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