N Korean PM goes south for landmark talks

North Korea’s premier arrived in Seoul today for the first prime ministerial talks with South Korea in 15 years to discuss a reconciliation agreement by their leaders.

N Korean PM goes south for landmark talks
Wed, 14 Nov, 2007 - 07:06
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North Korea’s premier arrived in Seoul today for the first prime ministerial talks with South Korea in 15 years to discuss a reconciliation agreement by their leaders.

Kim Yong Il will hold three days of talks with South Korean prime minister Han Duck-soo.

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