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Korean experts to visit N. Korea over future shipbuilding projects

November 2, 2007

South Korean officials and businessmen will visit North Korea to check the feasibility of building joint shipbuilding districts, the government said Friday (Nov. 2).

The team is expected to visit Nampo and Wonsan from Saturday to Wednesday, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy said.

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