The two Koreas will hold a new round of high-level talks in Busan next week.

Seoul once considered postponing the scheduled minister-level talks after the North test-fired seven missiles on Wednesday.

Deputy Unification Minister Lee Kwan-sei told reporters that the missile firings and the resumption of the six-party talks will be the top agenda for the talks.

The South Korean government has decided that dialogues should continue between the two Koreas in order to resolve tensions over the missile crisis.