(eTN) Nerusake misi paling anyar kanggo ningkatake demokratisasi lan rekonsiliasi nasional ing Myanmar, Penasihat Khusus Sekretaris Jenderal minggu kepungkur ketemu karo menteri pemerintah senior ing Yangon.
Ibrahim Gambari ketemu karo U Soe Tha, menteri Perencanaan Nasional lan Pembangunan Ekonomi, Dr. Kyaw Myint, menteri Kesehatan, Dr. Than Nyun, ketua Dewan Pemilihan lan Pelatihan Pegawai Negeri Sipil lan U Kyaw Thu, wakil menteri luar negeri, miturut a statement sing dirilis dening PBB.
Dhiskusi kasebut, sing ditindakake ing Gedung Tamu Sekolah Pertahanan Nasional, sawise rapat Pak Gambari karo pimpinan oposisi sing ditahan lan pemenang Nobel Daw Aung San Suu Kyi lan anggota partaine, Liga Nasional kanggo Demokrasi.
Suu Kyi wis ditahan ing omah luwih saka patang taun, lan wis ngenteni luwih saka 11 taun ing tahanan wiwit NLD lan sekutu-sekutune menang pemilu 1990 kanthi luwih saka 80 persen kursi parlemen.
Ing wulan Februari, panguwasa Myanmar ngumumake referendum konstitusional ing Mei iki, sing diterusake karo "pemilihan demokratis multi-partai" ing 2010.
Pak Gambari uga wis ketemu karo pejabat senior pemerintah liyane, uga Tim Negara PBB, korps diplomatik, Komite Palang Merah Internasional (ICRC) lan wakil saka sawetara kelompok politik sajrone kunjungan paling anyar, kaping telu ing negara kasebut. wiwit crackdown Pamrentah marang para demonstran sing tentrem ing musim panas kepungkur.
Sumber: PBB
APA sing kudu dijupuk saka ARTIKEL INI:
- Gambari has also met with other senior government officials, as well as the UN Country Team, the diplomatic corps, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and representatives of several political groups during his latest visit, the third to the country since the Government’s crackdown on peaceful protesters last summer.
- Suu Kyi has been under house arrest for over four years, and has spent more than 11 years in detention since the NLD and its allies won the 1990 election with over 80 per cent of the parliamentary seats.
- Than Nyun, chairman of Civil Service Selection and Training Board and U Kyaw Thu, deputy foreign minister, according to a statement released by the UN.
