(CNN) -- After two days of talks, North and South Korea are inching towards restarting operations at the joint Kaesong Industrial Park. The manufacturing complex run by North and South Korea, sits just north of the DMZ that separates the two countries. It housed operations of more than 120 South Korean companies and employed 53,000 Northern workers, before souring relations halted operations this spring. The last remaining South Korean workers left the facilities in May, although work had been winding down amid tensions. Workers left with belongings strapped onto their cars. For the first time since then, South Korean business personnel will be permitted to visit the complex and inspect their equipment Wednesday. On the same day, the two nations will hold another round of talks aimed at preventing such an outage and normalizing operations at Kaesong.
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North and South Korea agree to allow South's businesses inspect equipment
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Kaesong Industrial Complex suspended after tensions this spring
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Koreas agree to further talks on normalizing Kaesong operations Wednesday
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