Beijing (AP) - Google's executive chairman to north Korea.
Google's Eric schmidt (Eric Sc hmidt) in Beijing, leave Monday in a country is thought to have the world's most strict Internet policy constraints of commercial flight. He is a former new Mexico governor bill Richardson led a delegation of the part.
This is the first time by the executive from headquarters is located in California's Internet search service provider to north Korea.
Richardson told the Associated Press, schmidt as a common citizen, are interested in north Korea's economic problems and the use of social media. He did not elaborate.
Richardson said, the delegation also plans to inquire about a American South Korea the United States citizens held in there. Richardson said he hoped, laid the foundation for detainees return to their homes.



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