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Six-Party Talks to continue today
By Hu Xiao and Qin Jize (China Daily)
Updated: 2005-08-05 05:50

Meanwhile, in a one-hour chief negotiators meeting yesterday evening, the six delegations all once again expressed their will to work out a common document, said an ROK official.

Cho Taiyong, deputy head of the ROK delegation to the Six-Party Talks, said the ongoing talks are now at a "critical" stage, and delegates agreed to continue with the negotiation process in a bid to work out a common document.

Speaking outside the DPRK Embassy late last night, Pyongyang's chief negotiator, vice-foreign minister Kim Kye-gwan, said his country insists on retaining the right to use nuclear power peacefully.

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