Myanmar government and armed ethnic groups 8 Peace Agreement
Naypyitaw … News Time
Myanmar’s government and armed ethnic groups 8 decades after the war, the peace agreement was reached. According to the British Broadcasting Corp. Peace agreement signing ceremony in the capital Naypyitaw 2 years is the result of government efforts to negotiate peace however, 7 of the 15 most active armed groups since a peace agreement was not on the table. Armed group in Myanmar since independence from British rule in 1948 for independence were involved in anti-government activities. Myanmar’s government hopes a peace deal that would help bring political stability in the country. Not becoming part of a peace deal, the largest group of rebels in the United WA State Army (U W SA) and the Kachin Independence Organization (CIO’s) are included. The report said that the collective agreement before the armed groups fighting the government of individual bilateral agreements was signed. After the peace agreement between the government and armed groups in the next few months is expected to discuss the new government system however, it was feared that if Myanmar’s military ignored the peace agreement, the transaction may deteriorate again. In the event of a peace agreement, the European Union, India, China, Japan and UN representatives were also present. The government agreed to the peace agreement signed in the name of the armed illegal groups was removed from the list.
