Kathmandu, March 31: “How did you conclude your peace process so successfully, so fast?” It is what a colonel of National Liberation Organization from Myanmar, Khun Oker, asked before Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and leaders from other political parties and the security experts and peace-brokers.
A 22-member delegation from Myanmar has come to Nepal at the invitation of the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue and the Institute of Crisis Management Studies to study Nepal’s peace process.
Chief of the Institute and former lieutenant general Balanand Sharma informed that during the five-day visit, the Myanmar team will also hold interaction with fighters of former Maoist combatants, and visit the temporary cantonment of Shaktikhor.
Sharma further said the delegation was invited to visit Nepal, as they showed keen interest on Nepal’s peace process.
Nepal’s peace process exemplary: PM Dahal
During the interaction, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal said Nepal’s peace process was exemplary in the world. It was one of the successful peace processes, he argued.
Leaders of other political parties and the peace broker as Daman Nath Dhungana were also present on the occasion.
Myanmar had witnessed the armed insurgency for 70 years. The current government including leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been making efforts for peace. Peace process began in Myanmar in 2016. RSS
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