Here's one wacky idea for the Summit. President Trump can offer a Peace Treaty or a short roadmap to one. President Moon Jae In flies into Singapore on June 13 to meet with Chairman Kim Jong Un at Lee Kuan Yew's old house at Oxley Road to declare an end to the Korean War.

What does North Korea want? Secretary Pompeo talks about economic assistance after a deal is done. North Korea disputes asking for economic aid. How does economics and business intersect with this geopolitical challenge? This is our view formed from over a decade of economic and entrepreneurship training in North Korea. But first a long story of how we got here…

In preparation for the Singapore Summit between Trump-Kim Jong Un (and Xi?) and in response to the media requests coming in, we have prepared a brief fact sheet on Choson Exchange and Singapore. We thought this media fact sheet will be helpful to journalists visiting Singapore for their first time.

President Donald Trump will meet Marshal Kim Jong Un in Singapore on June 12. We are looking forward to hosting a viewing party of this event on June 12 and a discussion of North Korea's economic policies and evolution over the last decade of our work prior to the date. We hope both sides manage to compromise to create a breakthrough in their relations. We also salute Moon Jae In's skillful diplomacy in creating this moment.