November 4, 2016
The 2-day ASEAN Institute for Peace and
Reconciliation (AIPR) Symposium kicked off in Yangon, Friday.
The symposium is one of the AIPR
activities, hoping to gather information and best practices for peace and
reconciliation, as well as to provide recommendation on the subject to ASEAN
member countries.
It will discuss subjects in the areas of
peace negotiation, prevention of conflict eruption, building sustainable truce
deals, among others.
Chairman, ASEAN Institute for Peace
& Reconciliation (AIPR), Latsamy Keomany: "When we think about the
peace and reconciliation, we have to think that this process is complex and
multi-visited and it is taking time doing the key note address of the Union
Minister said that we are not take days or nights or week but it will take
years to have the successful peace and reconciliation therefore we should have
our consultant, our comprehensive, our inclusive and also our participatory
kind of strategy or process of peace and reconciliation."
Meanwhile, U Nyunt Maung Shein, Chairman
from Myanmar Institute of Strategic and International Studies said that he
welcomed such kind of symposium that can contribute to the peace and
reconciliation process in the country.
Chairman, Myanmar Institute of
Strategic & International Studies , Nyunt Maung Shein: As the
implementation of peace of reconciliation process in the country is the top
priority movement of the current government, the information that we may gather
from this symposium may contribute for the laying down of the country’s policy.
Myanmar Institute of Strategic and
International Studies (Myanmar ISIS) and ASEAN Institute for Peace and
Reconciliation (AIPR) organized the symposium, which will last till Saturday.
Ref; mitv News
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