SEOUL: South Korea's top nuclear envoy will visit China this week to discuss ways to resume long-stalled nuclear disarmament talks on North Korea, Seoul's foreign ministry said Tuesday.
Lim Sung-Nam, Seoul's envoy for the six-nation denuclearisation forum, will meet with his Chinese counterpart Wu Dawei and other Beijing officials on a two-day trip beginning Wednesday.
Lim "will exchange opinions on the latest situation on the North and its nuclear issues", ministry spokesman Cho Tai-Young said.
The six-party nuclear disarmament forum is chaired by China and comprises the two Koreas, Japan, the United States and Russia.
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