A North Korean delegation, led by the head of a national orchestra, Hyon Song-wol, moved to Seoul on Monday morning from the eastern city of Gangneung, on the second day of their two-day visit to inspect candidate venues for its planned art performances during next month’s PyeongChang Winter Olympics.
North Korea agreed in recent working-level talks with the South to send a 140-member art troupe to hold two concerts, in Seoul and Gangneung. The delegation is expected to report the results of their inspection to the North Korean government, which will make the final decision on when and where its proposed art performances will be staged.
North Korean delegation inspects concert venues in Seoul
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