Myanmar's Path to Elections: Regional Talks Bring Hope
Myanmar's foreign minister shared progress on the country's upcoming elections in a regional meeting. Thailand led the discussions, emphasizing the significance of regional understanding. The junta in Myanmar expressed willingness for peaceful dialogue with all parties involved in resolving the ongoing crisis.
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- Thailand
Myanmar's foreign minister provided an update on the upcoming national elections during a regional meeting on Thursday, as confirmed by Thailand's foreign minister.
The meeting, held in Bangkok, was deemed crucial as neighboring countries possess a more in-depth understanding of Myanmar's internal struggles, according to Maris Sangiampongsa, who addressed the press.
The ruling junta showed a willingness to engage in peaceful discussions with all parties to resolve the country's ongoing crisis, according to statements made by Myanmar's foreign minister at the meeting.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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