British Ambassador to Vietnam optimistic over US-North Korea talks

Hanoi: British Ambassador to Vietnam Gareth Ward on Saturday expressed optimism over the upcoming United States and North Korea Summit.
Ward posted a video of a cheerful parade in Vietnam and wrote that he is hoping the “positive atmosphere outside will encourage progress on denuclearisation at the talks.” “Good luck to @MOFAVietNam in its preparations for the United States and North Korea summit. Today’s parade outside my Residence looks cheerful. Let’s hope a positive atmosphere outside will encourage progress on denuclearisation at the talks,” tweeted Ward.
Good luck to 🇻🇳 @MOFAVietNam in its preparations for the 🇺🇸 🇰🇵 summit. Today’s 🚲 parade outside my Residence looks cheerful. Let’s hope a positive atmosphere outside will encourage progress on denuclearisation at the talks. pic.twitter.com/ZtP4GNSYJO — Gareth Ward (@GarethWardUK) February 23, 2019 It could be seen in the video Vietnamese youth marching on a street all wearing blue t-shirts and carrying the US and North Korea flags on their bicycle.
US President Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong-un is scheduled to meet on February 27 and 28 at Hanoi in Vietnam.