US President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un concluded an extraordinary summit Tuesday with lofty promises by the American president to take care of a "very dangerous problem" and Kim forecasting "major change for the world", reports Khaleej Times
They signed a document that Trump described as "pretty comprehensive," but he declined to describe it, saying the details would be revealed later.
The document signing followed a series of meetings at a luxury Singapore resort, reports Khaleej Times.
Trump said that the process of denuclearisation on the Korean peninsula will begin "very soon" as he wrapped up a landmark summit with Kim Jong Un.
"We're starting that process," Trump said in response to a question about denuclearisation, adding that it would start "very quickly."
Earlier, Kim and Trump shook hands and smiled cautiously as they met at their summit, in which the two men will look for ways to end a nuclear standoff on the Korean peninsula, added Khaleej Times.
