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Positive signs on first day of nuke talks in Beijing
By Hu Xiao and Qin Jize (China Daily)
Updated: 2005-07-27 06:01

There were a flurry of bilateral meetings before and on the opening day of the talks. China met with all the other delegations, and the DPRK and the US have had two one-on-one meetings since Monday.

"Frequent bilateral meetings should help solve a number of concrete issues and would increase the efficiency of plenary sessions," Qin said.


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