Kim Jong Un sent a letter to the President of South Korea

“The two sides have made many indelible achievements. Although there are still many things left open, but my belief remains unchanged if the two Koreas can sincerely build on the efforts made so far, inter-Korean relations can move forward as much as possible. expect,” Yonhap news agency quoted a part of the letter written by Kim.

North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un in the above letter also thanked the Korean leader for his peace efforts, and wrote that he will continue to respect President Moon even after he retires.

According to Yonhap, Kim Jong Un’s letter was written in the context that Moon Jae In had sent the North Korean leader a farewell letter a day earlier on the occasion of his presidency coming to an end.

“I urge the North Korean leader to quickly resume negotiations with the United States, as well as make dialogue efforts with the government of the newly elected South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol. Holding Chairman Kim’s hand, I have taken a clear step that will change the fate of the Korean Peninsula. The era of confrontation should be overcome by dialogue,” Yonhap quoted an excerpt from a letter written by the Blue House boss to Kim Jong Un.

Tuan Tran