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North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) described the encounter as an "openhearted talk" over issues aimed at "improving the North-South relations and ensuring peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula." The Seoul delegation also delivered a personal letter from South Korean President Moon Jae-in to Kim, according to KCNA. The South Koreans' trip north marks the latest development in President Moon's efforts to broker a diplomatic agreement to the crisis brought about by North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons. The visit comes in the wake of the thaw brought about by North Korea's attendance at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics last month. This picture released from North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Tuesday shows North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (center) meeting with the South Korean delegation. To Kim's left is his sister and confidante, Kim Yo Jong. The meeting marks a dramatic departure from 2017, when a string of North Korean weapons tests and hostile rhetoric from US President Donald Trump and Kim heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula. "Kim Jong Un as a leader has kept himself highly circumscribed. This is not someone who has met with many non-North Koreans in almost six years," said John Delury, a professor at Yonsei University's Graduate School of International Relations in Seoul. "It's a major signal of his personal commitment to this process and it gives the South Koreans, for the first time, someone can get a read on Kim Jong Un himself." Chung Eui-yong (second left), head of the presidential National Security Office pose with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Monday in Pyongyang, North Korea. To date, Kim has met few foreigners since taking control of the hermit state.
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