Noh Kyu-duk, special representative for the Korean Peninsula peace and security affairs, talks to the media at the Incheon International Airport, Thursday. Yonhap South Korea's top nuclear envoy returned home Thursday after meeting with his U.S. counterpart and other officials in Washington to discuss efforts to resume dialogue with North Korea. Noh Kyu-duk, special representative for the Korean Peninsula peace and security affairs, said he had "in-depth" talks with the U.S. keonhacai and that the visit was a "fairly productive" one. "We confirmed the U.S. stance that it remains committed to resolving the North Korea issues with urgency and as a priority," he told reporters at Incheon International Airport. During the four-day trip, he had a series of meetings with his U.S. counterpart, Sung Kim, and other administration officials, including the White House policy coordinator for Asia, Kurt Campbell. After the talks, the White House reiterated that t...
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