March 28, 2024
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South Korea splashes on publicity spending for North Korea summit

"Peace, a New Start" messaging pushed out widely across the ROK's public sector

The South Korean government is conducting a paid publicity campaign at multiple government levels to promote goodwill and optimism surrounding Friday's summit meeting, analysis of official social media output by NK News shows.

Government ministriescity administrations, local law enforcement agencies and even state news agencies are together promoting a sustained vision surrounding South Korea's official tagline for the summit: "Peace, a New Start".

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