Koreas agree to promote Kaesong industrial complex

Koreas agree to promote Kaesong industrial complex

SEOUL, South Korea - Choe Yong Gon (L), North Korea's vice minister of Construction and Building Materials Industries, and South Korea's Vice Finance Minister Kim Gwang Lim shake hands after exchanging documents agreed upon at the eighth South-North Economic Cooperation Promotion Committee meeting in a Seoul hotel March 5. The two parties decided to promote the development of an industrial complex in the North Korean city Kaesong.

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