Red Cross officials of South and North Korea will meet in the North's Mount Geumgang on Monday to work out details for the 10th reunion of separated family members.

The two sides are expected to focus the two-day talks on setting the date for the family reunion as well as preparations to promptly hold a ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a permanent family reunion center within the first half of the year.

The two sides are also expected to discuss the South's provision of medical supplies to the North as proposed by South Korean Red Cross President Lee Yoon-goo last month when he visited the communist state.