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The Economic Road to Reunification

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

North Korea chalked up significant economic growth in recent years thanks to reconciliation with the South. But Pyongyang’s nuclear development remains a stumbling block to reunification.

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THE Korean Peninsula is a land with many monuments dedicated to peace and reconciliation. At least three such monuments are found in Paju in the northernmost district of South Korea: Bell of Peace, Bridge of Freedom and Reunification Monument. These monuments are an expression of a desire of the citizens in both North and South Korea for peace, freedom and reunification.

The Korean Peninsula was divided into two states by foreign powers at the e

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