China to send DPRK envoy to Washington
BEIJING - China will send its special representative on Korean Peninsula affairs to the United States next week for talks on maintaining peace and stability on the peninsula, the foreign ministry said on Friday.
Wu Dawei will also discuss denuclearisation of the region, ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a daily briefing.
He will visit at the invitation of Glyn Davies, Washington's special representative on the DPRK, Hua said.
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