Pak Yong Su arrives for latest round of inter-Korean talks

Pak Yong Su arrives for latest round of inter-Korean talks

Pak Yong Su (C), deputy director of North Korea's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Fatherland, smiles as he arrives at a Beijing hotel on July 3 for the latest round of inter-Korean talks. Pak is head of the North Korean delegation.

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