South Korea and North Korea agreed to hold high-level talks from
Feb. 27 to March 2 in Pyongyang, South Korea's Yonhap news agency
reported on Thursday.
The two sides agreed to hold ministerial talks next month after
a seven-month suspension of high-level dialogue, officials were
quoted by the news agency as saying.
The agreement was reached in North Korea's border city of
Keasong, the news agency said, adding that it was reached just two
days after a landmark international deal.
The two sides confirmed that they would develop bilateral
relations in accordance with the spirit of the June 15, 2000
declaration, according to a joint statement adopted at a meeting
held in Keasong.
(Xinhua News Agency February 15, 2007)
