SEOUL-- Peace and prosperity on the Korean Peninsula is the ultimate goal for the United States in its relationship with North Korea, the State Department said.

In a fact sheet on relations with the North released by the department Monday (U.S. time), the department said it is working closely with its allies and partners to bring "greater peace and security in the region."

The paper said the U.S. has provided food and other assistance to the North during times of famine and natural disasters in the past upon request and stressed it currently does not provide any aid to Pyongyang.

Other information on key events have been left out, including the historic summit meeting between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in June 2018, which was the first-ever meeting between leaders of the two countries.

The paper referred to the North by its official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

Source: Yonhap News Agency