Sputnik - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has invited South Korean President Moon Jae-in to Pyongyang for a third intra-Korean summit, media reported on Saturday.




The invitation to�visit Pyongyang at�the "earliest date" was delivered by�Kim's sister Kim Yo Jong, the Yonhap news agency reported citing presidential administration.

Kim Yo Jong is a member of�the North Korean government�delegation�that arrived at�the opening of�the Olympics in�Pyeongchang. On Saturday morning she, along�with other high-ranking members of�the delegation, visited the presidential palace and attended a dinner hosted by�the President of�South Korea. According to�the agency, the delegates were invited in�person.

Moon suggested the two Koreas "make it happen" by�creating conditions needed for�him to�accept the invitation, the spokesman told at�a news briefing.

A visit by�Moon to�the North would enable the first summit between�leaders from�the two Koreas since�2007.