China's foreign minister Wang Yi has revealed three steps in its plan to resolve the Rohingya crisis.
Wang is now in the capital Naypyd to attend the Assam Conference in Myanmar.
He has spoken to the Myanmar government about the plan, which he also explained to the Bangladesh government during his visit to Dhaka.
He said that through negotiations, any plan acceptable to the two neighboring countries, Myanmar and Bangladesh, can solve the current crisis.
armistice
According to Chinese government news agency Xinhua, Wang has proposed a ceasefire in Rakhine in the first phase of its plan, which said the area should maintain stability in the law and order situation so that the Rohingyas do not have to move from there.
However, in this Chinese plan, there is no direct talk about the return of the Rohingyas who are refugees in Bangladesh.
dialogue
Xinhua says the second phase of the Chinese plan has urged all parties and the international community to continue the negotiations process, so that the crisis can be resolved ‘equality and cordially’.
development
The third phase of the Chinese plan is proposed to develop Rakhine, which says that Rakhine State is rich in natural resources.
But the trend of development has stopped there, and the Chinese plan has also been urged to help the international community for the development of Rakhine.
Chinese media reported that the plan is behind the support of both Myanmar and Bangladesh governments, but the statement of the Bangladesh government is not known in this regard.
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