Cambodian PM says Myanmar junta has right to attend Asean meetings (update)


PHNOM PENH (Reuters):Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen (pic) said on Monday (Dec 6) he plans to visit Myanmar for talks with its military rulers and said junta officials should be invited to meetings of the Association of South-East Asian Nations.

Myanmar's standing as a member of the 10-country Asean has been thrown into the spotlight by a Feb 1 coup, with military junta leader Min Aung Hlaing not invited to the annual summit of group leaders in October hosted by Brunei after members failed to reach a consensus.

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