The South Korean city of Hwaseong, about 26 miles south of Seoul, plans to propose a ferry connecting it with North Korea’s Haeju, as well as other forms of business cooperation with the provincial capital, in a longshot effort to achieve a breakthrough in stalled inter-Korean ties.
Lim Jong-seok, the Moon administration’s special adviser for foreign affairs, announced Hwaseong’s plan to cooperate with Haeju on fourteen projects in a Facebook post Sunday.
The South Korean city of Hwaseong, about 26 miles south of Seoul, plans to propose a ferry connecting it with North Korea’s Haeju, as well as other forms of business cooperation with the provincial capital, in a longshot effort to achieve a breakthrough in stalled inter-Korean ties.
Lim Jong-seok, the Moon administration’s special adviser for foreign affairs, announced Hwaseong’s plan to cooperate with Haeju on fourteen projects in a Facebook post Sunday.
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