More pressure on Myanmar needed via a combination of ways, says Malaysia's Saifuddin


SINGAPORE, June 12 (Bernama): There is a need to put more pressure on the military authority in Myanmar to resolve the current crisis and it should be done through a "combination of ways”, said Malaysia’s Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Abdullah (pic).

Speaking on the topic titled "Myanmar: Finding A Way Forward” at a Plenary Session of The 19th Shangri-La Dialogue today, Saifuddin said one of the ways "is to talk to people whom the Junta would want to listen (to).”

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