The South Korean government could potentially ask for exemptions from international sanctions in order to pursue cooperation with the North, the country's foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters following a meeting with U.S. and Japanese counterparts in Silicon Valley, minister Kang Kyung-wha reiterated Seoul's plans to seek new ways to push ahead with long-stalled inter-Korean cooperation projects.
The South Korean government could potentially ask for exemptions from international sanctions in order to pursue cooperation with the North, the country's foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters following a meeting with U.S. and Japanese counterparts in Silicon Valley, minister Kang Kyung-wha reiterated Seoul's plans to seek new ways to push ahead with long-stalled inter-Korean cooperation projects.
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