Premier Pham Minh Chinh asked ASEAN countries to coordinate with Vietnam to find a suitable solution for Myanmar in the regional leadership conference.

The ASEAN leaders' conference was held this afternoon at the ASEAN Secretariat Headquarters in Indonesia's capital of Jakarta.

Speech of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh at the conference focused on promoting the implementation of cooperation orientation that ASEAN unified in 2020, meeting the current ASEAN registration requirements, especially the disease control, ensuring

Premier Pham Minh Chinh at the ASEAN leadership conference held in Jakarta today.

The Prime Minister affirmed that Vietnam has tried to create favorable conditions in finding a suitable solution for the Myanmar situation.

Three main content exchanged by ASEAN leaders in the conference consisting of cooperation to build ASEAN communities, ASEAN foreign relations and regional and international issues are being concerned.

Leaders of countries all stated that ASEAN was facing many challenges to threaten peace, stability, development of people and people's lives.

The leaders expressed their support to strengthen relations with ASEAN from Chinese, Australian, American and British partners.

The leaders also exchanged Myanmar, assessing the situation that are continuing to deteriorate, seriously affecting people's lives and lives, requiring restraining parties, terminating the use of force, facilitating favorable conditions

ASEAN unanimous leaders need to take advantage of the available mechanisms to support Myanmar, on the spirit of solidarity and non-internal interference, namely ASEAN representative to Myanmar to understand the situation, exposure to the situation

Myanmar fell into the crisis from the beginning of February, after the army overthrow the civilian government, with the reason for allegation of election fraud in November 2020 was not resolved, raising the wave of intense demonstration and

Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin today said Myanmar leaders agreed with the proposal to end violence to civilians, added that "the meeting results beyond all predictions".