President Moon says a third summit between North Korea and the U.S. is in the horizon.<br />This came while President Moon Jae-in was speaking to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Monday,... where they discussed cooperation on the inter-Korean peace process.<br /> During their meeting, President Moon thanked Guterres for backing his administration's peace drive,... and asked for the UN's continued support.<br />The UN chief credited the South Korean leader for his devotion toward peace,... and vowed to continue to back the South Korean government.<br />According to the Blue House,... President Moon also revealed that Seoul is willing to provide additional aid to the North, depending on how much progress is made on its denuclearization.<br />That would be on top of South Korea's eight-million U.S. dollar donation through the WFP and UNICEF,... and the 50-thousand tons of rice Seoul is trying to send.<br />They also discussed joint efforts for the P4G Summit on green growth, which will be hosted by South Korea next year.<br /> Earlier in the day, President Moon Jae-in and his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda agreed to boost cooperation on infrastructure, energy and defense.<br />President Moon noted that the two countries are shoring up their investment ties and R&D cooperation for the production of electric vehicle batteries. <br />On the Korean peace process-- President Moon asked Poland, a member of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission, serving as the non-standing member of the Security Council,.... to work hard for lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula. <br />
