President Rodrigo Duterte urged ASEAN leaders to prove the bloc is not merely a "talk shop" by effectively addressing the escalating internal conflict in Myanmar.
Duterte expressed concern that Myanmar's crisis would worsen the impact of the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic.
He emphasized the need to stand with Myanmar in resolving issues peacefully and in a manner that prioritizes the welfare of its people while at the same time focusing on comprehensive recovery efforts.
The Philippines urges all parties in Myanmar to engage in constructive dialogue with ASEAN, emphasizing the importance of the ASEAN family trusting and working together.
Duterte backed calls for ASEAN's Special Envoy to visit Myanmar soon and meet all the parties involved.
He noted that the lack of progress in Myanmar has put ASEAN's credibility into question and that the UN Security Council and General Assembly have also condemned the crackdown on peaceful protesters and civil society.
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