ABU DHABI / WAM
Abraham Accords proves that decades-long disputes can be solved through negotiations, which could be possible in the Korean peace process as well, South Korea’s top diplomat told Emirates News Agency.
“I think looking at the breakthrough here with Abraham Accords, you realise how with bold decision making, you can really make big changes. We have also a challenge to bring about enduring peace and complete denuclearisation on the Korean peninsula, with North Korea,” said Kang Kyung-wha, Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs.
In an exclusive interview with WAM in Abu Dhabi during her two-day official visit to the UAE, she expressed her hope that the Korean peace process would succeed one day, referring to the lengthy unsuccessful efforts to forge a comprehensive peace treaty between South Korea and North Korea after the 1950-53 Korean War.
“We have pursued the goal for the past three-and-half years,” she said.