Seoul to foster N.K. defectors as unification force

http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20110405000764

South Korea are planning to create a program on training young North Korean defectors to be very helpful workers for unification between two war going countires, South and North Korea. A civic group has announced that will be fourth months program supported by the government and teach about 1,000 young North Koreans: college seniors or graduates. After the World War ll, Korea was divided into North and South, which after Korean war(1950-1953). The war ended in a truce instead of a peace treaty, which technicaly two countires are still in a fight. In their early 20's or 30's, North Koreans move to South and its number has increased over few years due to North's food shortage. I believe if North Korea's food shortage continues over long time, then it leads to a possbility of signing a peace treaty as their lack of supply creates a corruption in their government; however, as Kim Jong il is alive, his military force will  control their citizens protest.