Malaysian PM Anwar to Meet Myanmar Junta Chief in Thailand

Malaysia PM Anwar urges Myanmar ceasefire extension after talks with warring groups

BANGKOK - Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will hold talks with a key Myanmar opposition group on Friday, a day after he met the leader of the war-torn country's ruling junta in Bangkok to discuss humanitarian needs after a devastating earthquake.

Malaysian PM Anwar to Meet Myanmar Junta Chief in Thailand

The Malaysian leader says that he will push for an extension of the junta's ceasefire in order to facilitate earthquake recovery efforts.

The Malaysian premier will see the leader of the Burmese government on April 17 to ask for an extension of the ceasefire after the earthquake. Concern is growing on various sides about the legitimacy of the regime. Kuala Lumpur will send various grants to support the population. ASEAN insists on complying with its five-point peace plan, which has so far proved to be unsuccessful.

Anwar plots peace deal

Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian Prime Minister and Asean chair Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday he will meet Myanmar's isolated junta chief in Bangkok this week to push for the extension of a ceasefire between the military government and rebel groups to help earthquake relief.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he will meet Myanmar military chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing in Bangkok this week to push for an extension of a ceasefire between the military government and rebels to help earthquake victims.

Malaysia PM to hold talks with Myanmar opposition after meeting junta chief

BANGKOK: Malaysia 's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will hold talks with a key Myanmar opposition group on Friday, a day after he met the leader of the war-torn country's ruling junta in Bangkok to discuss humanitarian needs after a devastating earthquake. Myanmar has been ravaged by conflict since 2021 when its powerful military ousted an elected civilian government, triggering widespread protests that expanded into a nationwide civil war, displa…