Flash Back- The “Five-Point Consensus” by ASEAN to address the crisis in Myanmar

The “Five-Point Consensus” by ASEAN to address the crisis in Myanmar was agreed upon at a summit in Jakarta on April 24, 2021. The consensus includes the following points. The “Five-Point Consensus” by ASEAN to discuss the crisis in Myanmar includes the following key points:

1. Immediate cessation of violence: ASEAN calls for an immediate end to all forms of violence in Myanmar.
2. Constructive dialogue among all parties: ASEAN urges all parties involved to engage in open and constructive dialogue to seek a peaceful solution.
3. Appointment of a special ASEAN envoy: ASEAN plans to appoint a special envoy who will facilitate the dialogue process.
4. Provision of humanitarian assistance: ASEAN emphasizes the need for immediate humanitarian assistance, which will be provided by the ASEAN community.
5. Visit by the special envoy to Myanmar: The special envoy appointed by ASEAN is expected to visit Myanmar to meet with all parties involved.

This consensus serves as a guiding framework for ASEAN’s response to the ongoing crisis in Myanmar. It’s important to note that the situation is complex and fluid, and the effectiveness of these measures may vary over time.