KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 (Bernama) -- With implementation of the Five-Point Consensus (5PC) on Myanmar stalled, ASEAN should negotiate a new consensus involving the United Nations and use it as the basis for restoring Myanmar’s political participation in the bloc in stages, an analyst said.
ASEAN Should Seek New Consensus On Myanmar With UN Involvement - Analyst
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An analyst advised ASEAN to negotiate a new Myanmar consensus with UN involvement, linking it to the country's phased reintegration into the bloc. He argued that the existing Five-Point Consensus is no longer effective as on-ground developments have overtaken it.
- The analyst suggested ASEAN negotiate a new consensus with Myanmar involving the United Nations.
- He proposed linking this new agreement to Myanmar's phased reintegration into ASEAN.
- The new framework should include measurable commitments to reduce violence and improve humanitarian access.
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