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Senior diplomats from South Korea and China held talks in Beijing this week during which they discussed a range of issues, including arms control and bilateral ties, the Chinese foreign ministry said Thursday.
Yoo Dae-jong, director-general of the International Organizations Bureau at South Korea's Foreign Ministry, met Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Li Baodong on Wednesday.
Yoo and Li "had an in-depth exchange of views on issues of common concern, including Sino-Korea relations, international security, arms control and U.N. affairs," the ministry said in a statement. (Yonhap)
