Korean leaders end 3rd round of talks on Cheju Island

Korean leaders end 3rd round of talks on Cheju Island

CHEJU ISLAND, South Korea - Jon Kum Jin (L), who led a North Korean delegation at the third round of inter-Korean ministerial talks on South Korea's resort island of Cheju, waves after negotiations wrapped up Sept. 30. Beside him is Seoul's Unification Minister Park Jae Kyu, who led the South Korean team. The two sides agreed to implement an accord reached during the historic summit of leaders from the two countries in June.

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