Sentence examples for rapprochement projects from inspiring English sources

It is the last remaining inter-Korean rapprochement projects from previous eras of co-operation.

North Korea said that in addition to the rapprochement projects, the two sides would also discuss how to jointly commemorate past inter-Korean statements, including one settled during a landmark 2000 summit between the countries' leaders, civilian exchanges and other joint collaboration matters.

The Cuban-U.S. rapprochement supported Cuban reform projects, with the U.S. extending assistance to entrepreneurial ventures, guiding the expansion of telecommunication capabilities, and aiding in the modernization of technology infrastructure.

"Ultimately, the completion of projects can lead to a rapprochement".

The complex had been in operation for almost a decade, surviving through other periods of tension unlike other cross-border projects set up during a period of rapprochement and then halted one by one as relations soured in recent years.

All three projects, introduced during a period of inter-Korean rapprochement between 1998 and 2008, were suspended as relations deteriorated in the past few years.

These projects, introduced during a period of inter-Korean rapprochement between 1998 and 2008, have been suspended in recent years as relations deteriorated.

The Kaesong complex was the last of a group of cross-border projects set up during an earlier period of rapprochement and then halted one by one as relations soured.

The Kaesong complex, where textile and other labor-intensive factories from South Korea had hired low-cost North Korean workers, had been the best-known among a handful of joint projects, introduced during a period of inter-Korean rapprochement between 1998 and 2008.

If the Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008 were held against a background of rapprochement across the strait, that would greatly assist China's efforts to project itself as a responsible world power.

There Mayor Willy Brandt assembled a group of thinkers to prepare the project that Egon Bahr, the spokesman for the Senate of Berlin, later called "change through rapprochement".