North Korea agreed last week to send a delegation to the Games in the South, easing months of tensions between the neighbours.But the details of the diplomatically complicated plan are still being ironed out.
The latest talks are focusing on the artistic troupe the North would like to send to South Korea. 
The two sides are meeting in the shared border village of Panmunjom in the demilitarised zone (DMZ), also known as the truce village.
The two sides were expected to discuss details including the number of performers, their travel route and their schedules.
Four delegates from each side were scheduled to attend, with the North’s delegation including Hyon Song-wol, the leader of the popular all-female pop group, the Moranbong Band.
Next Saturday, both sides will also meet the International Olympics Committee in Switzerland, to discuss the details of North Korea’s involvement.
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