A visit by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to Seoul before the end of the year remains possible, South Korean President Moon Jae-in reiterated to press on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters while on an official state visit to New Zealand, the South Korean President stressed that a Seoul summit would serve to "accelerate the denuclearization in the Korean peninsula."
A visit by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to Seoul before the end of the year remains possible, South Korean President Moon Jae-in reiterated to press on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters while on an official state visit to New Zealand, the South Korean President stressed that a Seoul summit would serve to "accelerate the denuclearization in the Korean peninsula."
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