According to Naypyidaw, at noon on June 29, after attending the meeting of the Regional Boundary Commission (RBC) in Taunggyi, the delegation of the Royal Thai Army went to Naypyitaw, and the Chairman of the Myanmar National Management Committee and Prime Minister, General Min Aung Nhat, personally received the Royal Thai Army delegation.
According to the news, the meeting place was located in the center of Naypyidaw Saadiri, and the Thai delegation was led by Lieutenant General Lt.Gen. Apichet Suesat of the Royal Army.
Attending the meeting were senior members of the National Management Commission, including Vice President of the National Management Commission, Vice Admiral Sowin, and the Thai side, including military attaches and relevant personnel of the Thai Embassy in Myanmar.
At the meeting, the two sides held consultations on strengthening the friendship between the two militaries, stabilizing the border areas, upgrading the crackdown on transnational crime, and cracking down on drug smuggling. In addition, the two sides also held consultations on myanmar peace talks, the opening of welcome centers in border areas to accept CDM civil servants, and the help needed for student youth work.
The Myanmar State Management Commission has issued a statement that terrorist organizations on the Myanmar-Thailand border have posed a serious threat to the economic interests of the two countries, so the military and police departments of Myanmar and Thailand will further strengthen cooperation and carry out anti-smuggling, anti-narcotics and other work.
All along, the Myanmar National Management Commission has maintained a tough attitude on the internal conflict, and General Min Aung Nhay has repeatedly stressed that it will not consult with terrorist organizations in person, and the suppression operation will continue until peace and stability. However, not long ago, the State Management Commission issued a message to the outside world and promised that it would not hold members of the Defense Army without criminal history accountable