The heavily militarised border that separates the two Koreas has for decades been one of the world’s most dangerous geopolitical flashpoints, with bloody skirmishes frequently threatening to envelop the peninsula in violence.
Now the two nations want to transform the 250km-long strip into a peace zone and Seoul is already barrelling ahead with plans for a special tourism area.
The development underscores how far relations have come since the beginning of the year when rapprochement began with North Korea’s surprise attendance at the Winter Olympics in the South.
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