South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) is hoping to influence U.S. attitudes towards North Korea and improve the "timeliness" of international and domestic policymaking through a new outsourced research project, a document seen by NK News this week showed.
In a proposal released earlier this month, the foreign ministry said it planned to commission “policy research” on the “current state of North Korea’s steps towards reform and opening.”
South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) is hoping to influence U.S. attitudes towards North Korea and improve the "timeliness" of international and domestic policymaking through a new outsourced research project, a document seen by NK News this week showed.
In a proposal released earlier this month, the foreign ministry said it planned to commission “policy research” on the “current state of North Korea’s steps towards reform and opening.”
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