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Seminar in Nay Pyi Taw : Reviewing Myanmar’s position and role within ASEAN

Seminar in Nay Pyi Taw : Reviewing Myanmar’s position and role within ASEAN
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Myanmar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a seminar to review the country's role and long-term strategy within ASEAN. Officials discussed strengthening regional engagement and identifying priority areas for cooperation over the next five years.

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As Myanmar faces internal and external pressures, its diplomatic strategy within ASEAN is critical for regional stability and the country's international standing.

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A Seminar titled, “Reviewing Myanmar’s position and role within ASEAN” was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nay Pyi Taw on 31 July. Union Minister U Tin Maung Swe highlighted and reviewed Myanmar’s role and contributions as a responsible Member State of ASEAN since its accession to ASEAN, including its role on the Country Coordinator for ASEAN’s external relations with Dialogue Partners.

He also underscored Myanmar’s efforts to enhance Myanmar’s role and contribution within ASEAN, and maintain positive and constructive engagement with all ASEAN Member States. The Union Minister further discussed the way forward and possible roadmap for Myanmar’s continued engagement within ASEAN.

In this regard, he emphasized the importance of charting long-term strategies aimed at effectively advancing and safeguarding Myanmar’s national interests, as well as formulating practical policy recommendations for short-term, medium-term, and long-term implementation to bolster Myanmar’s position within ASEAN.

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