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Koreas agree to hold rare high-level talks

Feb 11, 2014, 7:04 AM EST
In this handout provided by South Korean Unification Ministry, Lee Duk-Haeng (R), the head of South Korea's working-level delegation to family reunion and his North Korean counterpart Park Yong-Il (L) exchange agreement documents after their meeting on February 5, 2024 in Panmunjom, North Korea.
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Senior officials from North and South Korea will hold a rare meeting on Wednesday, the South announced, with discussions likely to focus on reunions of separated families and the South's annual joint military drills with the United States. It will be the highest level contact since 2007, when the two Koreas, separate since the end of World War Two, held only their second summit meeting. They are also the first such talks since the North shelled a South Korean island in 2010 that sharply raised tensions.

Background:

North and South Korea to hold high-level meeting on Wednesday: South Korea [Reuters]

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