This archive report was first published on 30 June 2019.
US President Donald Trump made history by becoming the first US President to visit North Korea on June 30, 2019.
Trump's historic visit marked a significant moment in the relationship between the two nations, with the two leaders meeting for a brief summit.
During the meeting, Trump extended an invitation to Kim Jong Un to visit the White House, stating that he would welcome the North Korean leader for further talks at any time.
It is reported that the meeting between the two leaders was a closed-door affair, with no journalists present to witness the historic encounter.
However, the meeting is believed to have been a significant step towards improving relations between the two nations, with the two leaders reportedly discussing ways to strengthen their relationship.
Read more about the history of Donald Trump's presidency and his visit to North Korea here.
