BEIJING, JULY 10, SPA -- A CHINESE DELEGATION INCLUDING THE COUNTRY’S TOP NUCLEAR ENVOY ARRIVED IN NORTH KOREA ON MONDAY AS BEIJING SOUGHT TO PUSH ITS COMMUNIST ALLY BACK INTO NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT TALKS AMID OUTRAGE OVER THE NORTH’S MISSILE TESTS. VICE FOREIGN MINISTER WU DAWEI WILL BE IN PYONGYANG FOR SIX DAYS AS PART OF A DELEGATION LED BY VICE PREMIER HUI LIANGYU TO CELEBRATE THE 45TH ANNIVERSARY OF A FRIENDSHIP TREATY BETWEEN THE NORTH AND CHINA, THE CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY SAID. IT DID NOT PROVIDE DETAILS OF WHO THEY WILL MEET, ACCORDING TO A REPORT OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT HASN’T SAID WHETHER WU OR HUI WOULD BRING UP THE SIX-NATION NUCLEAR TALKS. BUT A MINISTRY SPOKESWOMAN SAID LAST WEEK THAT CHINA WAS «MAKING ASSIDUOUS EFFORTS» IN PUSHING FOR A RESUMPTION OF THE NEGOTIATIONS. --SPA 10/07/2006 11:47 ت م www.spa.gov.sa/374500