We start with President Moon Jae-in's multi-nation tour of Europe.
The South Korean leader and his delegation took off for Paris about an hour ago.
Front and center of President Moon's agenda is shoring up support for Seoul's efforts to forge lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Our Shin Se-min reports.
With the mission of bringing European nations up to speed on his administration's denuclearization drive on the Korean Peninsula, President Moon Jae-in is en route to Paris -- his first stop on a five-nation trip to the region.
During his four-day state visit in the French capital, the president's schedule includes a sit down with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, a cultural event with Koreans living in the city as well as meet some local Hallyu enthusiasts-- where the
record-breaking K-pop boyband BTS will be performing.
From October 16th, the President will be in Rome, holding summits
with the Italian president and prime minister-- then a highly awaited sit-down with Pope Francis, where they will discuss efforts to bring lasting peace to the Korean Peninsula and denuclearize the North.
President Moon will also pass the Pope an invitation to Pyeongyang from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un-- as well as take part in a special "Mass for Peace" for the divided peninsula.
The South Korean leader will then travel to Brussels for the Asia-Europe Meeting, ASEM,... and hold a bilateral summit with the president of the European Council.
His final stop is Denmark, where the president will speak on the global coalition on sustainable development at the P4G Copenhagen Summit.
President Moon hopes his 5-nation, 9-day trip to Europe builds on the already strong level of support from his EU counterparts for the complete and final denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
Shin Se-min, Arirang News.
The South Korean leader and his delegation took off for Paris about an hour ago.
Front and center of President Moon's agenda is shoring up support for Seoul's efforts to forge lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Our Shin Se-min reports.
With the mission of bringing European nations up to speed on his administration's denuclearization drive on the Korean Peninsula, President Moon Jae-in is en route to Paris -- his first stop on a five-nation trip to the region.
During his four-day state visit in the French capital, the president's schedule includes a sit down with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, a cultural event with Koreans living in the city as well as meet some local Hallyu enthusiasts-- where the
record-breaking K-pop boyband BTS will be performing.
From October 16th, the President will be in Rome, holding summits
with the Italian president and prime minister-- then a highly awaited sit-down with Pope Francis, where they will discuss efforts to bring lasting peace to the Korean Peninsula and denuclearize the North.
President Moon will also pass the Pope an invitation to Pyeongyang from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un-- as well as take part in a special "Mass for Peace" for the divided peninsula.
The South Korean leader will then travel to Brussels for the Asia-Europe Meeting, ASEM,... and hold a bilateral summit with the president of the European Council.
His final stop is Denmark, where the president will speak on the global coalition on sustainable development at the P4G Copenhagen Summit.
President Moon hopes his 5-nation, 9-day trip to Europe builds on the already strong level of support from his EU counterparts for the complete and final denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
Shin Se-min, Arirang News.
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