The presidential office remains open to the possibility of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un coming to Busan for the Korea-ASEAN special summit which takes place in two weeks.<br />When asked whether there have been any developments on Kim's possible visit,... a senior Blue House official said there has been no visible progress to share yet.<br />The official said, however, that organizers continue to prepare for the possibility.<br />The proposal was first made by Indonesian President Joko Widodo last year.<br />South Korea's intelligence agency said in September that there is a chance Kim could visit.<br />But there has been no response from the North yet.<br />
