During their meeting in Washington on Monday the two sides outlined their negotiating positions and discussed when and where to hold further consultations for a new agreement, it said in a statement.
The talks were headed by Cho Hyun, the South Korean deputy foreign minister for multilateral and global affairs and Robert Einhorn, the US special advisor for non-proliferation and arms control, it added.
"Both sides expect the new agreement to ensure the continuance and further development of the robust bilateral cooperation they have enjoyed in atomic energy for more than fifty years," the statement said.
They also expect it to "further contribute to the strengthening of their alliance by enhancing cooperation in nuclear research and development, industry and commerce in the future," it added. More at: http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gPq-oR8eLiI4q7TMaBDxB4D3hafg?docId=CNG.faeec24ca121247e519f47662eae09bf.a31
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