South Korea's president, Roh Moo-Hyun, arrived in the capital of North Korea on Tuesday to cheering crowds and North Korean leader Kim Jong-11 for the second summit between Cold War-era foes who remain technically at war.
The meeting is expected to bolster North Korea's image and put aside the questions of nuclear weapons acquiring by the country.
The South Korean president was met with shouts of 'reunify the homeland' by the crowd.
The meeting is expected to bolster North Korea's image and put aside the questions of nuclear weapons acquiring by the country.
The South Korean president was met with shouts of 'reunify the homeland' by the crowd.
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