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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – The United Nations headquarters has approved a civilian laissez-pbader for the peace road in the DMose zone in the Goseong area.
Robert Abrams, commander of the ROK-United Combined Forces Command and United Nations Commander at the United Nations, has officially confirmed the approval of the Goseong Peace Road by a press release released this afternoon.
Commander Abrams said: "The UNC and the Korean government have put in place the best teamwork and the best possible collaboration in the process of seeking peace," he said.
In addition, the DRC army has strived to ensure the safety of tourists traveling on the Huryeong Road, stating: "We have been working for a very long time" for the success of the Peace project Road.
On December 20, Defense Minister Chung Kyung-doo visited the Goseong site. The chief of the army, Seo-kun, also went to the scene on the 22nd and checked the guardian's security procedures.
The government plans to gradually open the path of peace between the regions of Paju and Cheorwon from the Goseong region at the end of the month.
The Goseong Peace Duryu Road departs from the Unification Observatory and includes two courses: a walking tour to the Kumgangsan Observatory, and a B course running from Observatory of Unification at the Kumgangsan Observatory.
However, not only the Paju-Cheolwon section, but also the high-grade section, some of the pedestrian sections are located north of the southern boundary and it is known that civilian access is only possible if the UNC has jurisdiction over the demilitarized zone as well as on the armistice agreement.
According to the UNC, "Goseong Peace Duryu Gil is one of the three ways of peace in the South Korean government". This means that the UNC will provide opportunities for exchanges and education between the two Koreas as well as the 13 educational sites approved by the UNC DMZ. .
(Yonhap News)
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