Kim Jong-un was pictured welcoming the South's delegates to a dinner on Monday
After a trip to Pyongyang, a South's envoy has disclosed that the leaders of North and South Korea are due to meet at a summit of the two countries next month.
This will be the first meeting between the leaders of the two countries for more than ten years.
The two men are to meet on the heavily fortified border next month. This will be at the truce village of Panmunjom. The two countries also agreed to open a hotline between the leaders.
South Korea's President Moon
When they came back from the North, South Korean officials said Kim Jong-un told them he was now willing to talk about getting rid of the North's nuclear weapons. However, this is if he felt that the regime's security could be guaranteed.
Mr Kim also disclosed that there would be no missile tests while diplomacy continued.
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