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ASEAN to continue 'constructive and principled engagement' with Myanmar, bloc's chair Philippines says
- Marcos, chairing the annual ASEAN summit in Manila, said he hoped the bloc could advance the implementation of its five-point peace plan for Myanmar
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ASEAN has agreed to continue its "constructive and principled engagement" with Myanmar, with Philippine President Marcos Jr. hoping to advance the five-point peace plan.
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- ASEAN's commitment to engagement with Myanmar.
- Philippine President Marcos Jr.'s role in the ASEAN summit.
- Efforts to implement ASEAN's five-point peace plan for Myanmar.
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MANILA: The Association of Southeast Asian Nations has agreed to continue its “constructive and principled engagement” with Myanmar, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said on Sunday.
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Marcos, chairing the annual ASEAN summit in Manila, said he hoped the bloc could advance the implementation of its five-point peace plan for Myanmar.