Seoul may send a presidential special envoy to Pyongyang in the very near future to facilitate preparations for an inter-Korean summit slated to take place on April 27, South Korea's Blue House said on Tuesday.
Im Jong-seok, head of the summit preparatory committee, told press that the possibility of sending National Intelligence Service (NIS) head Suh Hoon or National Security Office chief Chung Eui-yong to the DPRK capital "remains open if necessary."
Seoul may send a presidential special envoy to Pyongyang in the very near future to facilitate preparations for an inter-Korean summit slated to take place on April 27, South Korea's Blue House said on Tuesday.
Im Jong-seok, head of the summit preparatory committee, told press that the possibility of sending National Intelligence Service (NIS) head Suh Hoon or National Security Office chief Chung Eui-yong to the DPRK capital "remains open if necessary."
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