The one-day annual meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, will be led by South Korean First Vice Minister Park Suk-hwan and his Chinese counterpart Zhang Zhijun, the ministry said.
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2011/12/25 10:17 KST
S. Korea, China to hold high-level talks on N. Korea
SEOUL, Dec. 25 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and China will hold high-level talks in Seoul this week to discuss the situation on the Korean Peninsula and North Korea's nuclear program following the death of its leader Kim Jong-il, the foreign ministry here said Sunday.
The one-day annual meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, will be led by South Korean First Vice Minister Park Suk-hwan and his Chinese counterpart Zhang Zhijun, the ministry said.
The one-day annual meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, will be led by South Korean First Vice Minister Park Suk-hwan and his Chinese counterpart Zhang Zhijun, the ministry said.
