Moscow has set up a working group to draw up plans for a new bridge across the Tumen River on the DPRK-Russian border, the country's Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East said on Wednesday.
The statement followed a meeting between DPRK chairman of the state planning mission Ro Tu Chol and a Russian government economic delegation led by Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East Alexander Galushka.
Moscow has set up a working group to draw up plans for a new bridge across the Tumen River on the DPRK-Russian border, the country's Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East said on Wednesday.
The statement followed a meeting between DPRK chairman of the state planning mission Ro Tu Chol and a Russian government economic delegation led by Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East Alexander Galushka.
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