The South Korean presidential office announced on Monday that Seoul plans to dispatch a delegation of around 200 people for the upcoming inter-Korean summit, expressing its hope to bring business people to Pyongyang as well.
A senior presidential official - speaking at a closed-door briefing on the condition of anonymity - said the scale of the delegation isn’t abnormally large given that around 100 people minimum are required to fulfill protocol, security, and administration needs.
The South Korean presidential office announced on Monday that Seoul plans to dispatch a delegation of around 200 people for the upcoming inter-Korean summit, expressing its hope to bring business people to Pyongyang as well.
A senior presidential official - speaking at a closed-door briefing on the condition of anonymity - said the scale of the delegation isn’t abnormally large given that around 100 people minimum are required to fulfill protocol, security, and administration needs.
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