Carter to fly to Seoul after trip to North Korea

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     Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter plans to fly directly to Seoul after visiting North Korea. He looks forward to travel to Pyongyang next week to discuss about North Korea's denuclearization, which can be also seen as a peace treaty and providing aid to the communist nation.  He will be accompanied by three other former heads of state : former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari, former Irish President Mary Robinson and former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland. Media has announced that Carter will meet North Korean leader Kim Jong il during his trip. This is another step forward against the nuclear weapons after Carter's discussion with the former North Korean leader Kim il sung in 1994 during the first North Korean nuclear crisis. I believe this shows how lots of nations are putting thier effort into denuclearization as they are providing aids and foods; however, North Korea will be not persuaded, but will take advantage of these recent supports from different countries to recover its own nation and will maintain the regime of Kim family.