Hyundai founder briefs Kim on N. Korea trip

Chung Ju Yung (L), founder and honorary chairman of South Korea's Hyundai Business Group, visits South Korean President Kim Dae Jung at the Blue House presidential office Nov. 2 to give a briefing on his five-day trip to North Korea. Hyundai and North Korea have agreed to pursue nine development projects, including the establishment of an industrial complex, an automobile assembly plant, and Hyundai's participation in a thermal power plant in Pyongyang.

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