The Unification Ministry says the two Koreas will hold a second meeting early next week on technical details for online video reunions of separated families on August 15th.

A ministry official said Wednesday that the two sides have already agreed on several details such as connecting transmission lines and building video terminals for the reunions.

He added that earlier negotiations went smoothly and anticipated the reunions will proceed according to schedule.

Seoul and Pyongyang will hold working-level talks around July 10th as a follow-up on the specific format, size and date of the reunions.