The approach, according to him, is in line with the Five-Point Consensus that ASEAN has agreed to.
“Yes, the consensus is the five points that we want to achieve together, but this is (our) approach with our Myanmar friends. We want a settlement, actually the goal is the same,” he said.
The Thai foreign minister’s interaction with Aung San Suu Kyi was the first confirmed meeting between a foreign dignitary and the Myanmar democracy icon since the military staged a coup against Myanmar’s elected government.
The meeting between Pramudwinai and Suu Kyi reportedly took place on Sunday (9/7).
