‘Dialogue, trust key to resolving Myanmar crisis’


Making their voices heard: Myanmar migrants in Thailand shouting slogans during an anti-coup protest in front of the United Nations Escap building in Bangkok. — AFP

The country has proposed the importance of dialogues and trust to achieve a peaceful resolution to the conflicts in Myanmar, Thai Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai said.

“There must still be attempts from the international community, especially its neighbours, to find a solution. Our solution is to find a way to establish working relations (between the two sides), ” Don said in an interview with Asia News Network in Bangkok.

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