Ruling and opposition parties have shown mixed responses to President Moon Jae-in’s visit to Pyongyang.

Before heading to Pyongyang as part of Moon’s entourage, ruling Democratic Party(DP) Chairman Lee Hae-chan said he believes Moon’s trip will produce progress in establishing peace on the Korean Peninsula.

He said the two leaders are likely to discuss the issues of the North presenting a list outlining its nuclear arsenal and production facilities, as well as declaring an end to the Korean War.

The leader of the Party for Democracy and Peace Chung Dong-young attached meaning to South Korea playing the role of mediator, while the leader of Justice Party Lee Jeong-mi said she hopes the upcoming summit will lead to a second U.S.-North Korea summit.

Both the main opposition Liberty Korea Party and the minor Bareunmirae Party, for their part, said the summit would be significant only if actual steps are taken toward the North's denuclearization.

The leaders of the DP, Party for Democracy and Peace and the Justice Party, who are accompanying Moon on his trip, will meet with the North’s parliamentary chief Kim Yong-nam later on Tuesday to discuss parliamentary exchanges.