North Korean officials to meet with Governor Bill Richardson
| The Associated Press
Posted: Wednesday, August 19, 2009
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Two North Korean diplomats are in Santa Fe and will meet with Gov. Bill Richardson today.

A spokesman for Richardson said a delegation from the North Korean mission to the United Nations will meet at the governor's mansion for a daylong meeting, but the topic was not disclosed.

The North Koreans had requested the visit, but the Governor's Office said Richardson will not be negotiating nor will he be representing the Obama administration.

The delegation, which includes Minister Myong Gil Kim and Councilor Jong Ho Paek, also are scheduled to receive briefings on renewable energy initiatives in New Mexico on Thursday.

Richardson was ambassador to the United Nations in the Clinton administration and for years has served as a roving diplomatic troubleshooter, including missions to North Korea, Sudan, Cuba and Iraq.




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