2 Koreas to resume ministerial talks Aug. 12-14

2 Koreas to resume ministerial talks Aug. 12-14

MT. KUMGANG, North Korea - Choe Song Ik (L), chief of Secretariat Sections of North Korea's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Fatherland, and Rhee Bong Jo (L), South Korea's assistant unification minister for policy, shake hands at Mt. Kumgang after issuing a five-point press statement. They have agreed to resume a seventh round of ministerial talks on Aug. 12-14 in Seoul. (Pool photo)

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