Delegations from 2 Koreas arrive in Beijing

Delegations from 2 Koreas arrive in Beijing

Kim Yong Jae, North Korea's minister of external economic relations, arrives in Beijing on May 13, 2017, to attend an international conference on building a new Silk Road linking Asia, Africa and Europe. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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