Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi will visit the North Korean capital on a three-day trip starting on September 2, Beijing announced on Friday.
The visit comes roughly two months after the fifth DPRK-PRC summit in Pyongyang when North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to “maintain the tradition of high-level exchange” and “deepen exchanges and cooperation."
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi will visit the North Korean capital on a three-day trip starting on September 2, Beijing announced on Friday.
The visit comes roughly two months after the fifth DPRK-PRC summit in Pyongyang when North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to “maintain the tradition of high-level exchange” and “deepen exchanges and cooperation."
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