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Six-party talks conclude ( 2003-08-29 17:01) (Xinhua)
China's Deputy Foreign Minister
Wang Yi speaks during a news conference after the six-party talks on North
Korea's nuclear programme ended in Beijing August 29, 2003. China said all
six countries -- the two Koreas, Japan, Russia, the United States and
China -- pledged to study the propositions and plans put forward during
the talks and maintain consultations to expand common ground.
[Xinhua] |
Chinese state councillor Tang
Jiaxuan (L) shakes hands with United States chief delegate James Kelly
(R), August 29, 2003 in Beijing. Six-way talks on the North Korean
nuclear standoff ended Friday with North Korea accusing the United
States of putting the talks in jeopardy by refusing to give up its hostile
policy toward the country. The six nations involved have agreed to meet
again for further talks. [Reuters] |
North Korean chief delegate Kim
Yong-Il (R) arrives for a meeting with Chinese state councillor Tang
Jiaxuan (not pictured), 29 August 2003. [Reuters] |
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