SEOUL, South Korea – The rival Koreas have started preparatory talks to set up a summit later this month between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in amid a global diplomatic push to resolve tensions over the North's nuclear program.
The meeting of working-level officials Thursday at the border village was to discuss security, protocol and media coverage issues for the April 27 summit.
The Koreas after a high-level meeting last week agreed on the date of the summit Seoul says will be focused on disarming North Korea of nuclear weapons.
A summit between Kim and President Donald Trump is anticipated by the end of May.
The Koreas have held only two summits since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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