Seoul: South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Thursday called for a second meeting between North Kore
Seoul: South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Thursday called for a second meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump, even as talks between the two countries remained at standstill over Pyongyang’s “slow” progress of denuclearisation.
Moon also spoke of Kim’s proposed visit to Seoul, which was supposed to take place in December, but got shelved off due to unknown reasons. He believed that Kim’s visit and the second meeting between the North Korean leader and Trump will “firmly solidify peace” in the Korean Peninsula.
“The second North Korea-United States summit that will take place soon and a reciprocal visit to Seoul by Chairman Kim Jong-un of North Korea will be other turning points that will firmly solidify peace in the Korean Peninsula,” Moon was quoted by CNN as saying.
