Chinese Leader Li Keqiang Says N. Korea Willing to Talk with S. Korea
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2011-10-29
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The Chinese regime's Deputy Party Secretary, Li Keqiang, said on Thursday North Korea is willing to hold bilateral talks with South Korea on denuclearization. Li conveyed the message to South Korea's National Assembly speaker, Park Hee-tae.
After a three day visit to Pyongyang, Li visited Seoul to meet with the South Korean president, Lee Myung-bak, and Prime Minister Kim Hwang-sik.
North Korea stirred regional tensions with its nuclear arms ambitions, missile tests and confrontations across the divided peninsula last year.
The Chinese regime has stood by the North as its sole major economic and diplomatic ally, but has also pushed for restarting the six-party talks on North Korean nuclear disarmament.
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The Chinese regime's Deputy Party Secretary, Li Keqiang, said on Thursday North Korea is willing to hold bilateral talks with South Korea on denuclearization. Li conveyed the message to South Korea's National Assembly speaker, Park Hee-tae.
After a three day visit to Pyongyang, Li visited Seoul to meet with the South Korean president, Lee Myung-bak, and Prime Minister Kim Hwang-sik.
North Korea stirred regional tensions with its nuclear arms ambitions, missile tests and confrontations across the divided peninsula last year.
The Chinese regime has stood by the North as its sole major economic and diplomatic ally, but has also pushed for restarting the six-party talks on North Korean nuclear disarmament.
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