S. Korea Proposes Ministerial Talks in Pyongyang Sunday

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Monday, October 22, 2001, updated at 11:06(GMT+8)

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S. Korea Proposes Ministerial Talks in Pyongyang Sunday

South Korean Unification Minister Hong Soon-young, a chief delegate to inter-Korean ministerial talks, proposed Monday to DPRK that the sixth ministerial talks be held in Pyongyang on Sunday.

Hong said in a telephone message to his DPRK counterpart Kim Ryong-song that the delayed exchanges of delegations of separated families should be a top agenda item of the proposed talks.



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	South Korean Unification Minister Hong Soon-young, a chief delegate to inter-Korean ministerial talks, proposed Monday to DPRK that the sixth ministerial talks be held in Pyongyang on Sunday.




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