South Korea's Unification Ministry has begun approving humanitarian contacts with North Korean residents, a first after a period of stagnation. The decision, made under new president Lee Jae-myung, aims to restore inter-Korean communication channels and promote a peaceful environment through dialog. Civil organizations were quick to react, seeking approval for cultural and humanitarian exchanges, in contrast to the previous policy of rejecting contacts by the conservative government.
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Coreea de Sud permite din nou contacte civile cu Coreea de Nord după ani de blocaj
Coreea de Sud permite din nou contacte civile cu Coreea de Nord după ani de blocaj
Coreea de Sud permite din nou contacte civile cu Coreea de Nord după ani de blocaj
Coreea de Sud permite din nou contacte civile cu Coreea de Nord
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