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Koreas agree on jt team
PANMUNJOM (Korea). Feb 12: North and South Korea, still technically at war. agreed today to form Joint teams for the first time to represent the divided peninsula at international sports events, reports Reuter.
Forging an agreement first sought in 1984. the two Koreas agreed to send teams tin der one flag to a table tennis tournament in Japan in April and a soccer festival in Portugal (n June.
If the agreement is implemented, it would be the first time any Inter-Korean Joint entity appeared under a Korean flag since the peninsula was divided In 1945 at the end of World War two.
Hostilities have never been formally ended since the two sides fought the bitter 195-53 Korean war.
Talks aimed at forming a joint team for the 1988 Olympics in Seoul and the 1990 Asian Games in Beijing failed. North Korea boycotted lhe Seoul Olympiad and both countries sent their own teams to the Astad.
"We've exchanged the same feeling, that we must form a united team to the two Games," an official at Seoul's North-South dialogue office
The current round of talks began last autumn after his tork soccer matches in Seoul and Pyongyang between northern and southern teams.
While both sides agreed in principle lo field Joint teams, talks became deadlocked over details.
Delegates meeting today at the truce village straddling the heavily fortified border made mutual concessions op training venues. Agreement was announced at about 11.40 am (0240 GMT).
The delegations then resumed working level meetings to set the final details and were expected to announce five separate accords today al Panmunjom.
TVs a glimmer of hope." a Western diplomat said. 'After all. if they can't agree on a few items in the sports arena, there's little hope for anything else."
But the diplomat cautioned that sports agreements had foundered In the past. 'One can't be sure these things will happen until they happen."
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1990 Asian Games.
Contacts between them have accelerated since their Prime Ministers met for the first time in Seoul in September last year. A fourth such round of talks is scheduled in (“yongyang from February 25 to 24