The two Koreas will open Friday three days of working-level Red Cross talks on inter-Korean family reunions.

Vice Unification Minister Shin Un-sang told a news briefing Thursday that the meeting's focus is on a grand reunion on June 15th to mark the 2000 inter-Korean summit and an online one between June 15th and August 15th, or Liberation Day in South Korea.

For the grand reunion, the two Koreas will each send 100 separated kin and the video reunion will involve 60 people.

In the Friday meeting, the two sides will also discuss Seoul's planned supply of equipment and materials for Pyongyang's setup of a video center and the proposed expansion of the reunions as agreed in their seventh round of talks.