Ahead of 3rd summit between North and South Korea’s leaders, a joint liaison office has opened and actions taken to demilitarize the Joint Security Area.
Next week, South Korean President Moon Jae-in is expected to head to Pyongyang for the first time with the goal of accelerating international efforts to denuclearize North Korea.
There are serious indications that plans for denuclearization are being formulated by both Koreas. South Korea’s chief presidential security adviser said Thursday that the two nations will discuss specific measures to denuclearize the Peninsula during the summit.
The plans for easing tensions between North and South Korea have been moving forward at a solid pace. For example, the two countries recently launched their joint liaison office, which is designed to expedite round-the-clock communication that is expected to help foster cross-border exchanges.
