ASEAN Maintains Five-Point Consensus on Myanmar
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ASEAN, Maria Theresa Lazaro, Myanmar military leadership
Manila, Philippines
November 15-17, 2026
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ASEAN special envoy Maria Theresa Lazaro confirmed no relaxation of the Five-Point Consensus regarding Myanmar. The bloc is reviewing Myanmar's participation in high-level meetings ahead of the Manila summit. No decision has been made to lift the ban on Myanmar's military-backed leaders.
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