CNI News
2 November 2024
Due to international push to solve growing armed conflict arising from a political crisis in Myanmar, questions have emerged how Myanmar could evolve.
Myanmar's neighboring countries, the UN and the ASEAN were making attempts to raise political dialogues, chairman of the PNLO-NCA/S, an NCA signatory, Col. Khun Okkar told CNI News.
" All the neighboring countries of Myanmar, the UN and the ASEAN are pushing all the stakeholders to raise political dialogues. So, without hurting the dignities of stakeholders, it's necessary to create a political landscape that can contain all the stakeholders without any organization having upper hands. For the time being, facts are being gathered because a meeting will be held in India on 5,6,7,8th November. Many stakeholders will meet there, I think. India, China,and the UN are all making attempts in their own ways. The ambition of all of them is to reduce armed conflict and start a political roundtable. At least, it will start an informal meeting kind of, I think." he said.
While seeing Sr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing and Miss Bishop
If armed conflicts go on, the general public will be hurt more and buildings will be destroyed more, pointed out military analysts.
Moreover, armed conflicts took longer, reconstruction tasks could be delayed; so, political dialogues only were the most suitable, they pointed out.
Special Envoy of the UN to Myanmar, Miss Julie Bishop met with Sr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing in Naypyidaw and discussed the Myanmar issues, she said at the UN Assembly on 29th October 2024.
he urged neighboring countries and the ASEAN to use their influence on Myanmar and implement the five point consent. Moreover, she urged Myanmar to lead and find an answer to the conflict at the assembly.
On the other hand, Sr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing is to go to China to attend the Great Mekong Summit.
While seeing U Aung Kyaw Moe attending the ASEAN FMs Meeting on 11th October 2024
Moreover, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, U Aung Kyaw Moe attended the ASEAN Summit held in Vientiane, Laos on 11th October 2024.
The SAC was trying to have the upper hand in diplomatic affairs while diplomatic circles were attempting for the sake of the Myanmar people, U Kyi Myint, a political commentator, told CNI News.
" The SAC is trying to have upper hands in diplomatic affairs. But world countries are diplomatically helping the Myanmar people as much as they can." he said.
India has invited 10 Myanmar political parties, six EAOs, the NSPNC and over 20 representatives from the Center for Peace and Reconciliation to attend the meeting where the constitution of India and federalism will be discussed on 5th and 6th November.
In the same way, an informal discussion about Myanmar will be led and held by Thailand among the ASEAN countries in December 2024.
