Two Koreas Plan More Talks on Opening Gaeseong Factory Park
This article is for subscribers only.
North and South Korea agreed to resume talks on reopening on the Gaeseong industrial complex, a crucial source of hard currency for Kim Jong Un’s regime, two weeks after similar negotiations collapsed.
The South accepted North Korea’s offer of working-level talks at Gaeseong to be held Aug. 14, Unification Ministry spokesman Kim Hyung Suk told reporters in Seoul. Along with the offer, made in a statement carried by the official Korean Central News Agency, North Korea said it would send its workers back into Gaeseong.