President Moon Jae-in said his government will work to create opportunities for South Koreans to meet their families in North Korea "before it's too late."
In a Lunar New Year video message posted on his social networking service accounts, Moon said he has been revitalizing efforts for inter-Korean cooperation and exchanges, including reunions of separated families.
He also reiterated his pledge to make "tangible changes" in the lives of the people this year and emphasized South Korea's potential based on its rapid growth and dynamic nature.
The president said South Korea is "a small but strong nation," adding that it has overcome difficulties and "developed enough to lead the world in many fields."■
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