Peace negotiations will be continuously carried out

All ethnic armed organizations were invited uniformly without prior restrictions and peace negotiations were held, and peace negotiations and coordination will continue to be carried out, said Chairman of the National Unity and Peacemaking Coordination Committee, Lieutenant General La Pyae. Lieutenant General La Pyae made the remarks at the meeting between the Coordination Committee and the Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS) held at the Horizon Lake View Hotel in Nay Pyi Taw on September 15. Only by building trust can the peace process be continuously engaged and moved forward, so it is desired to communicate and cooperate through various means, and mutual trust will also increase through mutual engagement, said Lieutenant General La Pyae. Saw Sai Ngain, Secretary (1) of RCSS, also said that trust is very important in carrying out the peace process, and that it is necessary to enable the people to return to their homes and to implement reconstruction plans during the peace process. He also said that cooperation will be provided in combating drugs and online fraud, as well as in supporting education, health, transportation, and regional development projects. After that, the attendees discussed the peace process to be carried out in the future, matters related to the RCSS organization, resolving political problems through political means, the return and reconstruction of people displaced by conflict, transportation, education, health, socio-economic and regional development for local people, regional stability and peace, matters related to mutual communication and cooperation, matters related to rebuilding trust, administrative matters, and cooperation with the government to combat drugs and online fraud. It is reported that after the discussions, coordination was made to record the discussions of both sides, and the record was signed and approved.