South, North Korea begin vice-ministerial talks

South, North Korea begin vice-ministerial talks

Pak Yong Su (L), vice director of the North Korean Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Fatherland, and Yang Young Shik (R), South Korean Vice Unification Minister, begin the first bilateral vice-ministerial talks in 14 months at Beijing's Kempinski Hotel on June 22.

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