Indian Ambassador says lasting peace in Myanmar can only be achieved through dialogue and compromise
Lasting peace in Myanmar cannot be achieved through force, but only through dialogue, negotiation, flexibility, and the adjustment and acceptance of demands with a spirit of give-and-take, Indian Ambassador Abhay Thakur
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