Park offers S. Korean drink to N. Korea's Jon

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean Unification Minister Park Jae Kyu (R), who leads the South Korean delegation at three-day talks with North Korea, recommends a South Korean alcoholic drink to Jon Kum Jin, a North Korean cabinet counselor, who heads the North Korean delegation, during a luncheon at a Seoul hotel on July 31. The talks are aimed at promoting relations between the two Koreas.

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