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Myanmar, Bangladesh accept solution to Rohingya crisis

Myanmar and Bangladesh have accepted China’s mediatory role and agreed to implement a three-phase solution proposed by its Foreign Minister Wang Yi to resolve the Rohingya refugee crisis.
Myanmar, Bangladesh accept solution to Rohingya crisis ảnh 1Rohingya people wait for food distribution in Thaingkhali refugee shelter in Ukhia, Bangladesh (Source: AFP/VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Myanmar and Bangladesh haveaccepted China’s mediatory role and agreed to implement a three-phase solutionproposed by its Foreign Minister Wang Yi to resolve the Rohingya refugeecrisis.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Bangladesh and Myanmarheld bilateral negotiations on the issue.

Addressing a joint press conference with Myanmar’s State Counsellor andForeign Minister Aung San Suu Kyi at Nay Pyi Taw on November 19, Wang said thefirst phase is aimed to achieve a ceasefire so that local residents can nolonger be displaced.

Second, the international community should encourage Myanmar andBangladesh to keep communication in a bid to find a feasible solution to theissue while the third phase is to find a long-term solution.-VNA
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