The border between the two Koreas might be a possible venue for the summit in May between North Korea's supreme leader and the United States president, a South Korean government spokesperson told EFE Sunday.

"Places like Switzerland, Sweden or the (South Korean) island of Jeju have possibilities (of becoming the host venue), although we consider the Joint Security Area (JSA) as a major option," explained a spokesperson for the Seoul presidential office. </s> SEOUL: Top US, South Korean and Japanese officials have discussed how to achieve a complete denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula ahead of upcoming inter-Korean and US-North Korean summit talks. Seoul has said previously that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un agreed to hold summit talks with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in late April. Seoul says Kim proposed meeting with President Donald Trump , and Trump agreed to him by the end of May.The developments have raised hopes for a potential breakthrough in the North Korean nuclear crisis.US National Security Adviser HR McMaster met his South Korean and Japanese counterparts in San Francisco for talks over the weekend on denuclearization and the summit talks.South Korea's presidential office says the three agreed to maintain close trilateral cooperation.
Jeju Island emerges as a possible location for U.S.–North Korea summit talks in May.