Vice ministers of the two Koreas on Monday will hold talks for two days in Gaesung, North Korea.

The first inter-Korean meeting in ten months will discuss repairing strained relations, reviving suspended meetings, the nuclear issue and the South's fertilizer aid to the North.

Deputy Unification Minister Lee Bong-jo will lead the government delegation to comprise a senior official in charge of inter-Korean dialogue and a ministry director.

The North is expected to have veteran negotiator Kim Man-gil head its delegation.

The two Koreas have discussed the meeting's agenda and schedule via the liaison office of Panmunjom since May.