suspicion and misgivings within the world community. My delegation once again calls upon it to place its entire nuclear facilities under the full-scope safeguards of IAEA as expeditiously as possible. The reforms and changes which led to the breaking down of the Berlin Wall have reached out almost everywhere, and yet the Korean peninsula remains the world's least affected area. With the German unification process actively and speedily under way, and with North and South Yemen merged into one, it is no surprise that the world community increasingly focuses its attention on the Korean peninsula and with a sense of anxiety wonders when a comparable change will take place in the only partitioned nation remaining on Earth. Indeed, positive developments began to occur. Highlighting these, were the meetings of President Roh Tae Woo of the Republic of Korea with President Gorbachev of the Soviet Union in San Francisco, and later with President Bush of the United States in Washington, on the occasion of the summit talks between the two super-Powers held in May-June of this year. These meetings underscore the importance of promoting normalization of relations among the States in the region and a climate of detente on the Korean peninsula. An agreement has recently been reached in the preliminary talks between the South and the North of Korea to arrange for the holding of a high-level meeting to be led by the Prime Ministers from both sides in September and October alternately in each other's capital. On the agenda of the meeting is the resolution of the inter-Korean political-military confrontation, and the realization of exchanges and co-operation between the two parts of Korea. These will be the highest-level talks ever held and will give rise to renewed hope for resolution of vital issues central to peace and security on the 
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