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North and South Korea have agreed to jointly bid for the Olympic Games in 2032. In a historic show of unity, the age-old foes have come together to announce a series of moves towards official reconciliation, including bidding for the summer games. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-made the pledge in a statement, although gave no details of which cities might host certain events at the games, or how advanced the plans were. Kim Jong-un ®, top leader of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), shakes hands with South Korean President Moon Jae-In during a meeting which is the latest step towards reconciliation (Picture: Rex) However secretive North Korea reportedly has the largest stadium in the world – the May Day Stadium – which can hold around 150,000 people. And Seoul is already prepared, having hosted the games in 1988. The two teams marched together at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony earlier this year. North and South Korea want to hold the 2032 Olympic Games together The two nations have fielded joint teams at major events and won a first gold together at August’s Asian Games. Announcing a bid is no certainty of actually holding the event. Germany, India, South Africa and a joint bid between Australia and Indonesia, are also in the running for the 2032 Games. Participants perform at the May Day stadium in North Korea, rumoured to be the biggest in the world with a capacity for 150,000 people (Picture: AFP) Host cities are usually announced seven years ahead of the event, which gives the Koreas until 2025 to put together a plan. The bid is part of improved relations between the two nations, after decades of hostilities caused by the Korean War in the 1950s. Today the two nations also agreed on working towards denuclearisation on the Korean peninsula. Nicolas Cage looks slick in leather and leopard print North Korea has agreed to close one of its main missile testing and launch sites, the Tongchang-ri facility. Kim Jong Un also said he wished to visit Seoul, which would make him the first North Korean leader to do so. Denuclearisation was one of the key goals of Kim Jong Un’s historic meeting with U.S leader Donald Trump in June this year. Broad terms were agreed but since then negotiations have stalled. US President Donald Trump ® and North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un shake hands following a signing ceremony during their historic US-North Korea summit (Picture: AFP) Today during the meeting with South Korea, Mr Kim expressed a readiness to shut down North Korea’s main Yongbyon nuclear facility – if the U.S took reciprocal action. Speaking of the historic meeting between North and South, Mr Kim said: ‘We have agreed to make the Korean Peninsula a land of peace that is free from nuclear weapons and nuclear threat. ‘The road to our future will not always be smooth and we may face challenges and trials we can’t anticipate. Asia Argento is seeking ‘substantial damages’ from Rose McGowan ‘But we aren’t afraid of headwinds because our strength will grow as we overcome each trial based on the strength of our nation.’ Among other moves, the two nations have agreed to establish buffer zones along their land and sea borders to reduce military tensions and prevent accidental clashes. They also agreed to withdraw 11 guard posts from the Demilitarised Zone by December and to establish a no-fly zone bisects the two Koreas. Tomorrow the two leaders will visit a volcano sacred to the North on Thursday, the last day of Mr Moon’s visit. Got a story for Metro.co.uk? If you have a story for our news team, email us at webnews@metro.co.uk. You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
