00:00During the discussion on Myanmar, ASEAN ministers urgently called on all parties in Myanmar,
00:06in particular the SAC, to cease hostilities and violence, observe and respect cease fires
00:13as well as ensure an impeded humanitarian access.
00:18This is in line with the decision of the 46th summit in May.
00:24As ministers continue to express support for the efforts of the Special Envoy for ASEAN Chair on Myanmar, Tan Sri Osman Hashim,
00:33in facilitating a peaceful resolution to the crisis, we also emphasise the importance of continuity in ASEAN approach to address the crisis.
00:44Malaysia expressed concern that the exploitation of five-point consensus on the ground is still lacking.
00:51We call on stakeholders to undertake concrete action in this regard.
00:55Out of the five points, three points fall on the stakeholders to implement.
01:01They are cessation of hostilities and violence.
01:04Number two, inclusive dialogue involving all parties' concerns.
01:08And number three, humanitarian assistance to the people of Myanmar.
01:12The rest, the other two, is on our part.
01:14That is appointment of the Special Envoy and the last one is the assistance by all parties and the Secretary General assistance on this situation in Myanmar.
01:28Malaysia has consistently called on the SAC as the de facto party in power to show leadership and sincerity in committing towards peace and create a conducive environment,
01:41for inclusive political dialogue.
01:46On the planned elections, Malaysia's position remain clear and consistent.
01:50I have said before that peace is their priority.
01:53This means pursuing inclusive dialogue.
01:57I have also said before the election must be inclusive, free, fair and transparent.
02:03They said they want to have an election.
02:06They can have an election if it is inclusive and fair to everybody.
02:09But if it's a partial election, I don't think that it's a good idea to have an election, early election this year.
02:15During the AMM retreat, I stressed to the Myanmar delegation that elections have to be inclusive.
02:22Everybody, all political parties, all stakeholders have to be able to participate.
02:29There is no point in having an election if it is not inclusive.
02:32I also stated that peace and cessation of hostilities must be a priority before elections.
02:42Any election held without prior inclusive dialogue and political agreement with all Myanmar's stakeholders
02:49are likely to worsen the conflict and will not be seen as credible or legitimate.
02:55After concluding the 58 AMM and series of meetings with ASEAN dialogue partners,
03:01I co-chatted the fourth Ministerial Conference on Cooperation among East ASEAN countries, or SIPAD, for Palestinian development,
03:08together with my counterparts, Excellency Takashi Iwaya, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan,
03:16and Excellency Dr. Estefan Salameh, the Minister of Planning and International Cooperation of Palestine,
03:21who attended the conference as a special guest.
03:24We reaffirmed our strong support for Palestinians' right to self-determination amid the dire humanitarian and human rights situation
03:32in the occupied Palestinian territory, particularly Gaza, with the adoption of Kuala Lumpur Action Plan 2025.
03:40Through the Kuala Lumpur Action Plan, collective regional assistance will be galvanised to urgently address Palestinians' need.
03:49The Action Plan will guide members of the SIPAD to assisting Palestine in areas, among others, humanitarian aid, reconstruction,
03:57and state building through capacity building and technical cooperation.
04:01I reaffirm Malaysia's longstanding principal position on Palestine's rights to self-determination through the swift establishment of the sovereign state of Palestine,
04:13based on pre-1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital.
04:20I call upon the remaining 46 states that have yet to recognise the state of Palestine to do so without any preconditions,
04:28and to support Palestinians' emissions as a full member of the United Nations without any further delay.
04:35Malaysia is committed to assist Palestinians to targeted assistance, focusing on humanitarian aid, reconstruction, and state building, as well as youth development.
04:45Malaysia's technical assistance and capacity building for Palestine will primarily be undertaken through the Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme, or MTCP.
04:56At the meeting just now, I announced Malaysia's contribution of another US$1 million to be channeled to UNRWA and to the Palestinian Red Crescent.
05:05This is in addition to the USD$16 million that have been already channeled to the Palestinian people since September 2023.
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