On the second page, the paper featured photos of the leaders jointly planting a commemorative tree and having a private conversation without the presence of an entourage at the Foot Bridge.

It carried the full text of the so-called Panmunjom Declaration on the third page, along with a photo of Moon and Kim hugging each other after signing the summit agreement. Noticeably, the two Koreas' agreement to push for the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula was also included in the full text.

North Korea watchers say Pyongyang appears to have made public its intention for denuclearization at home and abroad by publishing the phrase of "complete denuclearization" in the official newspaper, which is also read by the North's residents.

The newspaper's fourth page featured stories and photos of the two leaders and their wives attending the dinner at Panmunjom and saying goodbye to each other.

Regarding the dinner, the newspaper said the South side prepared various meaningful foods and the North served cold noodles from Okryugwan, a famous restaurant in Pyongyang. (Yonhap)