Hundreds of university students from South and North Korea will convene at the North's Mount Geumgang Monday to mark the fifth anniversary of the inter-Korean summit.

Over the next two days, five-hundred-50 students, including four-hundred-50 South Koreans, will hold events to mark the signing of the June 15 joint declaration. They will also hold debates on various issues, including Japan's distortions of history.

In a separate event, Christians from the two Koreas will also convene at the scenic Mount Geumgang resort to pray for the reunification of the Korean Peninsula upon the anniversary of the historic summit.

Some two-hundred South Koreans and 20 North Koreans are to take part in the joint prayer service.