Malaysia Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah has suggested that Asean’s special envoy for Myanmar should be a ‘full-time’ position. Photo: AP
Malaysia Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah has suggested that Asean’s special envoy for Myanmar should be a ‘full-time’ position. Photo: AP
Myanmar

Asean should have a ‘full-time’ Myanmar special envoy with added powers, Malaysia’s Saifuddin Abdullah says

  • Saifuddin Abdullah said Asean needed to ‘go back to the drawing board’ to de-escalate Myanmar’s violence or risk the junta writing off the bloc’s resolve to take firm action
  • Malaysia’s top diplomat also addressed the junta’s much-criticised plan to execute democracy activists, saying Asean should find ways to stop the hangings

Malaysia Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah has suggested that Asean’s special envoy for Myanmar should be a ‘full-time’ position. Photo: AP
Malaysia Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah has suggested that Asean’s special envoy for Myanmar should be a ‘full-time’ position. Photo: AP
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