Kenichiro Sasae Talks Quotations

I believe there is a possibility of reaching an agreement. Talks are in the direction of advancing now more than they were Sunday.

The abduction issue is one of the priorities we have to address through bilateral talks or taking the case to the six-party talks.

The result of this round of talks will depend on whether or not North Korea can actually commit itself to a strategic decision to abandon all of its nuclear arms and nuclear programs,

The talks are deadlocked. The differences between positions remain large and there are no prospects of agreement.

The central aim of the talks is to come up with specific measures to ensure that North Korea keep its promise to give up its nuclear weapons.