Foreign ministers from 30 Asian countries have opened their second day of talks at the sixth Asian Cooperation Dialogue in Seoul.

The member countries are expected to hold two separate sessions to discuss cooperation in information technology and assess developments in 19 other fields at the Shilla Hotel Tuesday.

The countries will also speak about entry requirements for non-member states and how to cooperatively resolve the North Korean nuclear issue.

The ACD first started in 2000 with 18 member states but now has expanded to include 30 nations.