The news outlet added that the diplomats would focus on the measures to contain Pyongyang's activities that could pose threat to peace and stability in the region.
Tensions on the Korean peninsula have risen over the recent month in the wake of Pyongyang's nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches conducted in violation of the UN Security Council's resolutions.
The international community has condemned the moves of Pyongyang and the United States has even sent a naval group led by the aircraft carrier to the region. Following media reports that Washington could approve a military strike against Pyongyang if North Korea carries out yet another nuclear weapon test, the authorities of the Asian state warned that they were ready to respond to the US actions.