Advisory Group Formed for National Unity and Peace Process Steering Committee

An advisory group for the National Unity and Peace Process Steering Committee has been formed with five members, including U Aung Min as the leader, to successfully implement the national unity and peace-building processes, a responsible official from the National Unity and Peace Process Steering Committee confirmed to ONE NEWS. The advisory group for the National Unity and Peace Process Steering Committee was formed by decree number 65/2026 from the Office of the President, it was stated. U Aung Min will serve as the leader of the advisory group, with members including U Thein Zaw, U Aung Naing Oo, Dr. Min Zaw Oo, and U Thet Naing. The duties of the advisory group include submitting necessary peace-related recommendations to the National Unity and Peace Process Central Committee, Working Committee, and Steering Committee; formulating practical recommendations for the effective implementation of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) and future processes; and preparing and submitting appropriate research findings, analyses, and recommendation papers after studying and analyzing the peace processes. Furthermore, its duties include studying, analyzing, and formulating ways for all stakeholders to participate in Myanmar's peace process, and coordinating and cooperating as needed with ethnic armed organizations, civil society organizations, intellectuals, and domestic and international peace mediation groups. In addition, the decree states that the allowances and benefits of the advisory group for the National Unity and Peace Process Steering Committee shall be disbursed from the approved budget of the Department of National Unity and Peace Process in accordance with the procedures.