Beijing, Seoul agree to boost diplomatic, security dialogues


Wang Yi (left) and president Moon Jae-in greet each other during their meeting in Seoul on Nov 26, 202. - AFP

SEOUL (China Daily/ANN): Beijing and Seoul have agreed to launch the China-South Korea diplomatic and security "2+2" dialogue as well as a bilateral dialogue on maritime affairs.

The two new dialogues were part of a 10-point consensus reached at the meeting between State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi and South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha in Seoul on Thursday (Nov 26).

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