Seoul and Pyongyang on Friday kicked off Red Cross talks to discuss humanitarian issues - including a planned reunion event for families separated by the Korean War - the South Korean Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced.
The meetings began at Mount Kumgang's Hotel Kumgangsan at 1000 local time.
Seoul and Pyongyang on Friday kicked off Red Cross talks to discuss humanitarian issues - including a planned reunion event for families separated by the Korean War - the South Korean Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced.
The meetings began at Mount Kumgang's Hotel Kumgangsan at 1000 local time.
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