International Desk: Chinese President Xi Jinping is interested in working together with North Korea’s top leader Kim Jong Un. He expressed this interest in a letter sent to Kim recently. North Korea’s state-run media KCNA confirmed this information on Saturday.
However, the KCNA report did not say anything in detail about what Xi Jinping wrote in the letter. Nothing has been said about whether he proposed any steps to strengthen the relationship between the two countries for regional and global peace, stability and development.
Meanwhile, according to a Reuters report, it is believed that North Korea is trying to prevent possible instability in East and Southeast Asia due to North Korea’s successive missile launches in the Korean Gulf and Yellow Sea region, the country’s extremely hostile relations with neighboring South Korea and the United States. China wants to join its circle.
Incidentally, diplomatically and commercially, North Korea is somewhat isolated from the international world. North Korea has trade relations with China, Russia, Iran and some African countries; However, the country has the most commercial transactions with China. China and North Korea have maintained close diplomatic relations in the past. But in 2016 it cracked. The United Nations imposed sanctions on North Korea that year due to its nuclear weapons development project. That ban had China’s support.
