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South Korea calls on Cambodian King to help resolve conflict with Nort
South Korea has called on Cambodian King Norodom Sihanouk to help resolve its decades-old conflict with its North Korean counterpart.
Cambodia's Parliamentary Speaker Prince Norodom Ranariddh, the king's son, said South Korean assembly president Lee Man Sup wanted to end the standoff between the two Koreas as quickly as possible.
The prince said South Korea wanted King Sihanouk to play an "important role" in bringing South Korea's Kim Dae-Jung and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il back to the negotiating table.
Prince Ranariddh said he would write a report to inform the king, who is currently undergoing medical treatment in Beijing, about the matter and hoped the king would agree.
12/12/01 4:49:30 | ABC Radio Australia News
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