South Korean non-government organizations (NGOs) provided humanitarian aid worth around KRW4.7 billion (USD$4.17 million) to North Korea between January and November this year, the ROK Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced on Tuesday.
The MOU's Humanitarian Cooperation Bureau said in a written statement that Seoul supported “active civilian exchanges” and continued cooperation with international organizations to ensure humanitarian assistance to the DPRK.
South Korean non-government organizations (NGOs) provided humanitarian aid worth around KRW4.7 billion (USD$4.17 million) to North Korea between January and November this year, the ROK Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced on Tuesday.
The MOU's Humanitarian Cooperation Bureau said in a written statement that Seoul supported “active civilian exchanges” and continued cooperation with international organizations to ensure humanitarian assistance to the DPRK.
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