NSPNC and ALP meet to discuss building a union based on democracy and federalism, and cooperating with the government and Tatmadaw for peace and development

It is reported that the National Solidarity and Peacemaking Negotiation Committee (NSPNC) and the Arakan Liberation Party (ALP) met and discussed building a union based on democracy and federalism, and cooperating with the state government and Tatmadaw for peace and development.,The meeting between the National Solidarity and Peacemaking Negotiation Committee (NSPNC) and the Arakan Liberation Party (ALP) was held in the meeting hall of the Thagah Hotel in Nay Pyi Taw on the morning of July 27.,It is reported that representatives including NSPNC Chairman Lieutenant General Ra Pyae, Secretary Lieutenant General Min Naing, and members of the negotiation committee, as well as ALP Chairman Saw Mya Raza Lin, Secretary Saw Mya Thandar, Joint Secretary (1) Khai Thu Rein Soe Tint, and Central Committee members Khai Maung Thein U and Khai U Thein Htun attended the meeting.,At the meeting, NSPNC Chairman Lieutenant General Ra Pyae stated that discussions had been held with the NCA-S EAO negotiation group regarding the peace process going forward, and said, "We are open to meeting with any organization regarding peace. We will continue to discuss with the NCA-S EAO negotiation group and hold bilateral meetings with each group, and will fulfill and coordinate the necessary requirements in accordance with the policies of the relevant ministries.",Then, ALP Chairman Saw Mya Raza Lin said, "We are discussing so that the people can live under the umbrella of peace. We have been walking the path of peace since 2010, and have been participating on the front lines throughout the NCA efforts, and continue to work for peace to this day.",Furthermore, ALP Chairman Saw Mya Raza Lin said, "We are discussing peace to stop conflicts. It is time to strive to build a union based on democracy and federalism as stipulated in the NCA agreement, in accordance with political outcomes. This is a good opportunity and a good time. We will continue to strive for lasting peace with the interests of the people in mind.",After that, the attendees discussed matters related to building a union based on democracy and federalism in accordance with political outcomes, cooperating with the state government and Tatmadaw for peace and development, preventing actions that would harm mutual trust, ensuring the livelihoods of the people in Sittwe Township, Rakhine State, and Ayeyarwady Region, and providing humanitarian assistance.,Subsequently, NSPNC Secretary Lieutenant General Min Naing discussed the formulation of peace policies and the reorganization of committees under the new government, and said, "We will cooperate to find solutions by focusing on regional stability and the peace process going forward, based on the directives of the President regarding peace, and the ALP can cooperate with the local military units to help bring stability to Rakhine State.",After that, the discussions of both sides were coordinated for recording, and the record was signed and approved.,The Central Committee for National Solidarity and Peacemaking, led by the President, believes that it is especially necessary to end armed conflicts and resolve political problems politically in carrying out the peace process, and has invited for discussions without prior restrictions to implement the peace process for national development and stability through Announcement No. 1/2026 on April 21, 2026.