French envoy arrives in N. Korea with Sarkozy's special message

French envoy arrives in N. Korea with Sarkozy's special message

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Jack Lang (L), French President Nicolas Sarkozy's envoy for North Korea, is greeted by North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Kung Sok Ung (R) in Pyongyang on Nov. 9, 2009. (Kyodo)

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