South Korea and India have agreed to build a Korean War memorial here and the city government has already designated a place for it in central Delhi, the country's envoy said Tuesday.
Korean envoy Shin Bong-kil said India and South Korea have agreed but "some administrative process" is needed.
"Basically, both sides (India and South Korea) have agreed to build a Korean War memorial in India (Delhi). The city government has already designated a place for it," he said.
Shin said South Korea expects that the work would be "completed by the end of next year".
"We need some sort of a design," he said.
India had sent medical aid during the Korean War from 1950-53 and there is an association of Korean War veterans in India, the envoy said.
"We already have Korean War memorials in the UK (London), the US (Washington, DC)," he said.
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