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During a dinner that followed the historic summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in, North Korean officials indicated the regime wants to modernize its economy, in order to become "a normal country," according to a South Korean official who attended the event.
"They want to be a normal country, a normal state to be recognized by the United States," Chung-in Moon, a special adviser to President Moon, said during a CNN International interview on Friday.
"They want American investment coming to North Korea," he said. "They welcome American sponsors and multilateral consortiums coming into North Korea."
Chung-in referenced Trump Tower and McDonald's as examples of what one might consider to be "modern" for North Korea. Read more