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Gov't, KIO agree to political dialogue
Thursday, 01 November 2012 16:54 Phanida
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Chiang Mai (Mizzima) – The Burmese government and the Kachin
Independence Organization (KIO) have agreed to begin political dialogue
this coming month, according to KIO spokesman La Mai Gum Ja.
...
The announcement came following preliminary peace talks on October 30
in the Chinese town of Ruili where a delegation from Naypyidaw led by
President’s Office Minister Aung Min met with KIO representatives headed
by Kachin politician Sumlut Gam.
“We have agreed to continue
political negotiations,” said Gum Ja. “Assuming our central committee
agrees to the proposal, we will meet in November at a venue inside
Burma.”
He said the two sides have agreed that the next meeting
will be held in either Myitkyina or Bhamo in Kachin State or Muse in
Shan State.
The nine Kachin delegates at Tuesday’s conference
included Sumlut Gam, Lt-Col. Lahpai La, Lt-Col. Ji Nawng, Col. Lahpai
Zau Raw, Lt-Col. Zau Tawng, and Marip Naw Htoi from the KIO’s Education
Department.
Naypyidaw was represented by 11 delegates,
including: Minister Aung Min; Brig-Gen. Tun Tun Naung, the head of
Northern Command; Kachin State Prime Minister La John Ngan Sai; Kachin
State Minister for Border and Security Affairs Col. Than Aung; and
Kachin State Minister for Livestock and Fisheries Ohn Myint.
More than 20 reporters from Burma covered the Ruili conference. KIO
spokesman Gum Ja said that it was a “fruitful meeting” because agreement
was reached to continue talks and to proceed with political dialogue.
Tuesday’s meeting in China’s Yunnan Province was the first such round
of negotiations in four months between the two sides following three
preliminary meetings in Lweje Township in Kachin State.
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Gov't, KIO agree to political dialogue
Thursday, 01 November 2012 16:54 Phanida
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Chiang Mai (Mizzima) – The Burmese government and the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) have agreed to begin political dialogue this coming month, according to KIO spokesman La Mai Gum Ja.
...
The announcement came following preliminary peace talks on October 30 in the Chinese town of Ruili where a delegation from Naypyidaw led by President’s Office Minister Aung Min met with KIO representatives headed by Kachin politician Sumlut Gam.
“We have agreed to continue political negotiations,” said Gum Ja. “Assuming our central committee agrees to the proposal, we will meet in November at a venue inside Burma.”
He said the two sides have agreed that the next meeting will be held in either Myitkyina or Bhamo in Kachin State or Muse in Shan State.
The nine Kachin delegates at Tuesday’s conference included Sumlut Gam, Lt-Col. Lahpai La, Lt-Col. Ji Nawng, Col. Lahpai Zau Raw, Lt-Col. Zau Tawng, and Marip Naw Htoi from the KIO’s Education Department.
Naypyidaw was represented by 11 delegates, including: Minister Aung Min; Brig-Gen. Tun Tun Naung, the head of Northern Command; Kachin State Prime Minister La John Ngan Sai; Kachin State Minister for Border and Security Affairs Col. Than Aung; and Kachin State Minister for Livestock and Fisheries Ohn Myint.
More than 20 reporters from Burma covered the Ruili conference. KIO spokesman Gum Ja said that it was a “fruitful meeting” because agreement was reached to continue talks and to proceed with political dialogue.
Tuesday’s meeting in China’s Yunnan Province was the first such round of negotiations in four months between the two sides following three preliminary meetings in Lweje Township in Kachin State.
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5. Kachin call for halt of Burmese government offensives
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Thursday, 01 November 2012 16:54 Phanida
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Chiang Mai (Mizzima) – The Burmese government and the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) have agreed to begin political dialogue this coming month, according to KIO spokesman La Mai Gum Ja.
...
The announcement came following preliminary peace talks on October 30 in the Chinese town of Ruili where a delegation from Naypyidaw led by President’s Office Minister Aung Min met with KIO representatives headed by Kachin politician Sumlut Gam.
“We have agreed to continue political negotiations,” said Gum Ja. “Assuming our central committee agrees to the proposal, we will meet in November at a venue inside Burma.”
He said the two sides have agreed that the next meeting will be held in either Myitkyina or Bhamo in Kachin State or Muse in Shan State.
The nine Kachin delegates at Tuesday’s conference included Sumlut Gam, Lt-Col. Lahpai La, Lt-Col. Ji Nawng, Col. Lahpai Zau Raw, Lt-Col. Zau Tawng, and Marip Naw Htoi from the KIO’s Education Department.
Naypyidaw was represented by 11 delegates, including: Minister Aung Min; Brig-Gen. Tun Tun Naung, the head of Northern Command; Kachin State Prime Minister La John Ngan Sai; Kachin State Minister for Border and Security Affairs Col. Than Aung; and Kachin State Minister for Livestock and Fisheries Ohn Myint.
More than 20 reporters from Burma covered the Ruili conference. KIO spokesman Gum Ja said that it was a “fruitful meeting” because agreement was reached to continue talks and to proceed with political dialogue.
Tuesday’s meeting in China’s Yunnan Province was the first such round of negotiations in four months between the two sides following three preliminary meetings in Lweje Township in Kachin State.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 November 2012 17:50 )
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2. IDP numbers drastically reduced: TBBC
3. Gov't, KIO agree to political dialogue
4. Intermediate education: a way to create a young workforce in Burma
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6. Burma gov’t suspects cease-fire group fueled Rakhine violence
7. Dunford to step down at TBBC
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1. Burma gov’t suspects cease-fire group fueled Rakhine violence
2. KIO-government proposed talks break down
3. Burmese gov’t troops death rate high: KIA
4. KIO calls for Burmese gov’t to release casualty figures
5. Kachin call for halt of Burmese government offensives
6. Civilians flee approaching gov’t troops in jade mining area
7. Kachin MP calls for repeal of Unlawful Association Act
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