President Santos visits DMZ, war memorial

(14 Sep 2011) SHOTLIST
Panmunjom, South Korean side of border
1. Various of helicopters landing at Panmunjom Joint Security Area (JSA)
2. Various of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos
3. Various of Santos shaking hands with JSA military officials
4. Wide of Panmunjom area where South and North Korean ground forces directly face each other
5. North Korean soldiers
6. Pan of Santos walking out from building
7. Santos walking towards UN command''s conference hall
8. Various of North Korean soldiers looking inside the conference room
9. North Korean soldiers and officials walking towards the border line
10. Santos and officials preparing to take a group photo
11. North Korean soldiers watching, one filming
12. Mid of Santos
13. North Korean soldier looking at South Korean side through a binocular
14. Santos waving his hand and walking away
15. North Korean soldiers
16. Wide of Panmunjom
Seoul, South Korea
17. South Korean honour guard at War Memorial
18. Various of Santos, Colombian delegation and South Korean officials walking down the hall in War Memorial
19. Pan from Colombia''s first lady Maria Clemencia Rodriguez de Santos on the left
20. Pan of Colombia''s first lady Maria Clemencia Rodriguez de Santos to Santos
21. Santos walking towards South Korean soldiers
22. Close of Santos
23. Santos following South Korean soldiers who are carrying flower wreath
24. Various of Santos paying his respects at War Memorial
STORYLINE
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos visited the South Korean border village of Panmunjom in the heavily guarded Demilitarised Zone dividing the two Koreas on Wednesday.
The visit was a part of an official trip to South Korea to meet South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and discuss the two countries'' Free Trade Agreement.
Santos and his delegation were guided around Panmunjom - which is jointly administered by the American-led UN forces and North Korea - by United Nations Command officials based in South Korea.
They also visited the United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission (UNMAC) Conference Building.
North Korean soldiers meanwhile were seen looking at the delegation through binoculars from their side of the border.
They also looked through the window of the UNMAC Conference Building whilst the Colombian delegation were inside.
Later in the day Santos attended a ceremony commemorating the participation of Colombian forces in the 1950-53 Korean War.
Colombia is the only country in Latin America that took part in the Korean War.
The two Koreas technically remain in a state of war because the Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
Santos is scheduled to meet with the South Korean President Lee Myung-bak later to discuss further co-operation between two countries on security, economy and trade, energy resources and cultural matters.
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