South Korean leader Moon Jae-in is sending his top national security adviser and chief intelligence officer as special envoys to Pyongyang at 1400 hours in a bid to convince North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to come to the dialogue table with Washington.
Yoon Young-chan, senior secretary for Communication the President said the special delegation will take a direct chartered flight to Pyongyang Monday afternoon for a two-day visit during which they will hold talks with high-level North Korean officials to discuss ways to establish peace on the Korean Peninsula and develop relations between the two Koreas.
Yoon said Seoul's special delegation will comprehensively discuss various issues especially, on ways to set the "right conditions" for US-NK talks aimed at denuclearization and improve inter-Korean relations.
Source: Arirang News
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