South Korean President offers to start North Korea-Japan talks

Seoul, Apr 29 South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Sunday offered to handle a discourse between North Korea and Japan, adding that the two nations needed to enhance their two-sided relations.

Earlier in the day, President Moon called Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to examine the result of the as of late finished up between Korean summit, and a proposition to hold talks amongst Pyongyang and Tokyo, Yonhap News Agency revealed.

In the telephonic discussion, the Japanese Prime Minister adulated the South Korean President for raising the issue of Japanese nationals hijacked by North Korea in the summit.

Moon's presidential representative Kim Eui-kyeom, in an announcement, said that North Korean pioneer Kim Jong-un was eager to hold chats with Japanese Prime Minister, with an end goal to retouch their frayed ties.

"President Moon offered to lay a scaffold between North Korea and Japan. The two sides concurred that the between Korean summit laid the firm ground for a fruitful summit between United States President Donald Trump and Kim," Eui-kyeom included.

Japan, the US and South Korea mutually consented to have North Korea take solid activities to accomplish finish denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula, as per the presidential representative.

On a related note, South Korean National Intelligence Service boss Suh Hoon was in Tokyo to brief Abe on the result of the summit on Sunday.

On Friday, Kim and Moon held the noteworthy summit, which was the first occasion when it was held in South Korea, and the first in finished 10 years.

The two Koreas consented to sign a peace settlement formally in the not so distant future, finishing the six-decades-old war between the two nations. It additionally consented to accomplish "finish denuclearisation" on the Korean Peninsula, and in addition to develop assist collaboration in between Korean activities.