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THAILAND – Thailand’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said that a humanitarian safe zone intended for those who have fled their homes due to the ongoing war in Myanmar is planned to be opened in late February.
He said that he intends to start the Humanitarian Safe Zone in Tek District, Mae Sot at the end of February and start providing food and medicine to the 20,000 displaced people and the people in the war territories of Myanmar.
He also said that the new step of humanitarian assistance that will be led by Thailand is a way for dialogue to resolve the ongoing conflicts in Myanmar.
Thailand’s Deputy Foreign Minister said on February 6 that the last goal that Thailand can do regarding the Myanmar issue is to resolve the conflict and for the Myanmar military junta and pro-democracy forces to resolve the conflicts via dialouge.
He also said that as the Thai government, efforts will be made to bring about an all-inclusive dialogue between ethnic revolutionary forces, the pro-democracy revolutionary groups and the Myanmar military junta.
Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said talks should start by the middle of the year.
It is reported that the Thai Foreign Minister did not reveal any details about the talks.
In addition, he did not mention whether the Myanmar military agreed to meet and discuss.