MANILA, Nov 14 (Bernama) -- ASEAN foreign ministers have yet to agree to Myanmar's request to resume participation in the bloc's meetings at the ministerial and leaders' levels, despite positive developments in efforts to address the country's crisis.
ASEAN Yet To Agree On Myanmar Leaders, Ministers' Return To Meetings - Mohamad
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ASEAN has not agreed to Myanmar's request to resume participation in ministerial and leaders' meetings despite some progress.
- ASEAN foreign ministers have not approved Myanmar's return to meetings at the ministerial and leaders' levels.
- Progress in humanitarian aid delivery is seen as insufficient for ASEAN to change its stance.
- Myanmar rejected the proposal for an ASEAN special envoy, citing recent elections.
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