USA: Trump: Second summit with North Korea 'in the not too distant future'

But we’re both very much looking forward to having it. It will be between North Korea and the United States. It will be similar to the format we had before, most likely a different location. Again, it will be announced pretty soon. I think a lot of progress is being made. I see tremendous enthusiasm on behalf of Chairman Kim for making a deal, and I think that that’s something that’s very good. We are in no rush. There’s no hurry. We got back three months ago or so. I think we’ve made more progress than anybody has made in — ever, frankly, with regard to North Korea. I really believe North Korea has tremendous economic potential. And I believe that Chairman Kim and the people of North Korea want to see that potential arrived at, and we will help them to that end. And the relationship is very good; in fact, in some ways, it’s extraordinary. We’ll see what happens. But we will be having a second summit in the not too distant future. Okay? Thank you all very much.
US President Donald Trump announced that a second summit between the United States and North Korea will occur 'in the not too distant future' while speaking alongside South Korean President Moon Jae-in in New York city on Monday.
"We’ll be having a second summit with Chairman Kim in the not too distant future," Trump said, adding "we’re both very much looking forward to having it."
Trump said the format would be similar to the previous summit, but "most likely in a different location."
Trump added that a lot of progress was being made, and that he saw "tremendous enthusiasm on behalf of Chairman Kim for making a deal, and I think that that’s something that’s very good."