South Korean officials plan to develop a plan for reunification with North Korea in 2023. It has been reported TASSBased on information from the Ministry of Unification of the Republic of Korea.
The plan titled “New Future Merger Initiative” will be prepared with the participation of experts and taking into account the opinion of the public.
The ministry states that the reunification plan will be based on universal values ​​such as freedom, human rights, openness and communication. According to Seoul’s plan, the unification will be peaceful and democratic.
The Unification Ministry also plans to reform the support system for those leaving North Korea and allow South Koreans to read the official North Korean newspaper, Rodong Sinmun.
Formerly South Korean officials He insisted Activists will not send flyers to North Korea by drone. Pak Sang-Hak, head of the Fighters for Free North Korea movement, talked about plans to start launching drones to send “anti-Pyongyang leaflets” to North Korea.
January 2, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol declaration He noted that they are ready to hold a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and that the meeting should address pressing issues.
Source: Gazeta
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