Kim Yong Il, representative of the six-party talks to discuss North Korea's nuclear issue, passed away

Kim Yong-il, former International Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, who was appointed by North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, passed away at the age of 76.
The Korean Central News Agency said on the 2nd, ``Comrade Kim Jung Eun received the Kim Il Sung Medal and the Kim Jo
We sent a wreath to express our deep condolences on the passing of Comrade Kim Yong-il, former Secretary of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, a recipient of the Order of Ng-il and a hero of the republic.'' A wreath is placed in front of the deceased's spirit on the 1st.
The petition was confirmed. The Korean Central News Agency said of former International Secretary Kim Yong-il, ``With infinite loyalty and dedication to the Party, the revolution, the motherland and the people,
He contributed to the realization of a foreign policy that According to the Ministry of Unification's North Korea information portal, former International Secretary Kim Yong Il was born in Jeongju, North Pyongan Province, on March 17, 1947.
Born in 1975, he worked at the International Department of the Workers' Party of Korea, serving as ``Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs'' and ``Chief Representative of North Korea at the First Six-Party Talks,'' and from 2010 to 2014 as Director of the Party's International Department.
Served. In December 2013, after the execution of Jang Sung-taek, the brother-in-law of General Secretary Kim Jong-il, rumors circulated that Kim Former International Secretary would be purged. However, until April 2014 he served as the party's international secretary.
It was confirmed that he had served in several positions, and was transferred to the China department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and had recently been battling illness.