Asean re-emphasises five-point consensus over election, says Tok Mat on Myanmar issues

Asean 2025

Myanmar’s plan to hold elections should not be a priority, says Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan.  He said that a ceasefire would be the most immediate action that should be taken by Myanmar, as emphasised in the five-point consensus.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/3w64jnwm   WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00What do you think about ASEAN?

00:26All countries in ASEAN, all countries in dialogue partners,

00:32sectoral dialogue partners,

00:33say that Myanmar needs to have five point consensus.

00:40It is not easy because five point consensus is to have ceasefire,

00:46to have dialogue between stakeholders,

00:51to have a strong and safe and safe and safe for all the resources

00:58that can be able to get to the people.

01:02The people that are needing special envoy,

01:05the people that have special envoy,

01:10and the other one.

01:11The choice is not in five point consensus.

01:15However, Myanmar has been saying that they have to have five points

01:20But we are happy to Myanmar so that it is not only for the first time, but for the first time,

01:29to prevent all the changes, to prevent all the changes, to prevent all the changes,

01:41so that all the parts can stay together and that they need to live well.

01:47and that all the help of the people can come to the place that we want to give

01:54and we can make it so that they want to make a choice.

02:00The choice is if there is no participation or not to be joined by all of the parties,

02:07it doesn't have a use.

02:09There is no point to have a partial election.

02:13That is not going to be solved.

02:14It will also increase the situation because they don't have power and this will cause

02:22the situation of Myanmar to become stronger and it will become a problem for us and the ASEAN

02:29who are with the people.

02:31What are your concerns about the election in Myanmar?

02:34Our concern is that election is not a priority at the moment.

02:37Our priority at the moment is to cease fire, to disescalate and to talk to each other,

02:43have a dialogue with all the factions, with all the stakeholders and let the humanitarian aid reach

02:49the where we want to send this humanitarian aid, unimpeded humanitarian aid.

02:59What response is that the reaction to the enemy?

03:01What response is that the enemy of the enemy?

03:02What response is that the enemy of the enemy?

03:05They realize that the enemy is working with the enemy and there is a good operation for us.

03:13What we want to do is to become an enemy of the enemy and to be a good force,

03:19and be needed, not to be in the enemy of the enemy.

03:22You need to make all the enemy of Myanmar to continue to be alive.

03:24so that all the people of Myanmar will be able to survive their lives as usual.

03:54You

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