Beijing: North Korea's state media confirmed the arrival of leader Kim Jong-un in Beijing on Tuesday. Kim arrived at Beijing station at 4 p.m. local time and was greeted by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, among others, the Korean Central News Agency said in a dispatch, citing the North's foreign ministry.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the arrival marks another instance of diplomatic engagement between North Korea and China. The confirmation by North Korean media underscores the significance of the visit, although specific details regarding the agenda or duration of Kim's stay in Beijing have not been disclosed. This visit follows a series of diplomatic interactions, highlighting the ongoing relationship between the two nations.