The second meeting of a bilateral joint inspection committee on the failure of South Korea’s Naro rocket to enter orbit will be held next week.

Korea’s Ministry of Science and Technology and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute will participate in the meeting with Russia’s Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center at the center’s headquarters in Russia for four days starting Monday.

South Korea and Russia will each have 13 representatives present for the meeting, where they will exchange and discuss their analysis of the first and second stages of the rocket.