Amid stalled progress in nuclear talks with North Korea, South Korea's President Moon Jae-in has shifted his focus to diplomacy in Central Asia.
Bruce Harrison tells us more about the president's ongoing trip.
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President Moon is now visiting Turkmenistan.
It's just the second time for a South Korean head to state to travel there.
He hopes to expand cooperation between the countries in ICT, energy and infrastructure.
Moon will also visit Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan as part of his government's new policy to boost economic and diplomatic ties countries in North and Central Asia.
But he'll shift his focus back to Kim Jong-un shortly.
Moon has recently said he's willing to meet the North Korean leader again at anytime, and anyplace.
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