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Monday, March 04, 2019

Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un, President Trump Hold Second-day Talks


Pyongyang, March 1 (KCNA) -- Kim Jong Un, chairman of the Workers’ Party of Korea and chairman of the State Affairs Commission of the Democratic People's Republic  of  Korea, met  again and  had talks  with Donald  J.  Trump, president of the United States of America, on Thursday.
Supreme Leader of the Party, state and army Kim Jong Un met again with USA President Donald J. Trump at Metropole Hotel in Hanoi at 9:00 a.m. Hanoi Time and  then had one-on-one  talks before having  extended talks  with their aides attending.
The top leaders of the two countries highly appreciated at the one-on-one talks and  extended  talks that  a remarkable  progress has  been made  in  the historic  course of  implementing  the Singapore  joint  statement. They had  a constructive and candid exchange  of their  opinions  over the  practical issues arising in opening up a new era of the improvement of the DPRK-U.S. relations on the basis of the progress.
At the talks they shared the common understanding that the efforts made by the  two sides  and proactive  measures taken  by them  to defuse  tensions and preserve  peace on  the Korean  peninsula and  completely  denuclearize it were of great  significance in building  mutual trust and making  a fundamental turn  in  the  decades-long  bilateral  relations  characterized  by  mistrust  and antagonism.
The top leaders listened to each other’s views on the issues to be resolved without fail at the present phase in order to carry out the joint goals specified in the Singapore joint statement, and had an in-depth discussion of the ways to do so.
They expressed the conviction that though a high barrier of antagonism and confrontation stands  due  to over  7 decades-long  hostile relations  and there exist inevitable hardships  and difficulties on  the road to writing a  new history of the  DPRK-U.S. relationship,  they could create  a significant  advance in  the DPRK-U.S.  relations as  desired  by the  peoples  of the  two  countries if  they firmly  join  hands  to  overcome hardships  and  difficulties  with  wisdom  and patience.
The top leaders of the two countries appreciated that the second meeting in Hanoi offered an important occasion for deepening mutual respect and trust and putting the relations between the two countries on a new stage.
They agreed to keep in close touch with each other for the denuclearization of  the  Korean  peninsula  and  the  epochal  development  of  the   DPRK-U.S. relations in the  future, too, and continue  productive dialogues for settling  the issues discussed at the Hanoi Summit.
Kim Jong  Un expressed his thanks to Trump for making positive efforts for the  successful  meeting  and  talks  while   making  a  long  journey  and  said goodbye, promising the next meeting.

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