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Despite Kim Jong-Un's reluctance to give up nuclear weapons, commitment to a peace deal remains strong
On a mission to rebuild the faltering peninsula peace process, South Korean President Moon Jae-in is on his first ever visit to Pyongyang. In a three day visit Moon will seek to obtain reassurance that North Korea is taking concrete steps to put a halt to its nuclear weapons programme.
Hazel Smith, Professor at London University's School of African and Oriental Studies, told Good Morning Europe why all sides remain motivated to find a deal.
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