Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has said he plans to visit Burma for talks with his military dictatorship

 

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has said he plans to visit Burma for talks with his military dictatorship and should invite military officials to meetings of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. (Photography)

Prime Minister of Cambodia 

Hun Sen.

 He said he was scheduled to visit on Monday. 

Myanmar

 He called for talks with his military dictatorship. 

The junta

 Officials should be invited to meetings of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Myanmar has 10 members. ASEAN The October 1 annual summit in Brunei was highlighted in the February 1 coup without the invitation of junta leader Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.

However, Hun Sen suggested on Monday that Cambodia would host all 10 members of the regional group next year, even if it was the host country next year.

"As a member of the ASEAN family, we must have the right to attend meetings," he said at the opening ceremony of a Chinese-funded construction project.

The foreign minister appointed by the Burmese military will arrive in Cambodia on Tuesday, and Hun Sen is expected to visit Burma soon, he said.

"It is possible that he will visit Naypyidaw to meet with Senior General Min Aung Hlaing. If he does not work with the leadership, who can he work with?" Hun Sen said.

"Under the ASEAN Charter, no one has the right to expel other members under the ASEAN Charter," he said, referring to the non-interference in the ASEAN Charter.

Nobel Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi February 1 | Burma has been in crisis since the overthrow of a civilian government led by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.