Xi sent a letter to the President of North Korea before the Chinese Party Congress, calling for the two countries to strengthen dialogue and cooperation.

The North Korean Central News Agency today reported that President Kim Jong-un sent a congratulatory letter to the National Communist Party of China (CCP) for the second time.

In a response to Kim Jong-un leader, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that more importantly than ever, Beijing and Pyongyang strengthened dialogue, solidarity and cooperation.

Xi expressed his willingness to promote the Central -Northern relations, contributing to the greater happiness to the two countries and people of the two countries, as well as the protection of peace and stability in the region and the part.

North Korean President Kim Jong-un (left) shook hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing in 2018. Photo: AP.

North Korea has recently tested many missiles of all kinds and is said to be preparing to conduct the first nuclear test since 2017. Pyongyang said their latest military activities to respond to these.

When asked to comment on the latest weapons testing moves of Pyongyang and the reaction of Seoul, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ninh on October 14 called for the parties to restrain and strive to facilitate creating conditions

At the beginning of the month, KCNA reported that President Kim Jong -un sent a letter to Xi, praising the Central -Royal relationship as the immortal friendship, and emphasized the efforts to develop bilateral.

In the opening speech of the 20th National Communist Party Congress on October 16, Xi called for a balance between security and development.

South Korea believes that cargo trains across the Chinese and North Korea have been resumed after 5 months of suspension for Covid-19.