South Korea is considering improving relations with “North”

A spokesman for the South Korean Ministry of Unity (name) said that Seoul is studying various plans to improve relations with North Korea, in response to a media report stating that it is considering allowing individual visits to Pyongyang.

A spokesman for the ministry that undertakes the affairs of relations between the two Koreas, Ko Pyong Sam, refused to comment, but he said that he understood that individual tours do not violate international sanctions, and the President of South Korea, Lee Jay Meong, pledged to improve tense relations with Pyongyang, and in an attempt to alleviate tensions, South Korea president stopped broadcasting the anti -North Korea loudspeakers along the border, and ordered to stop the publications campaigns that criticize the leaders of the leaders Pyongyang.