Myanmar and India Discuss Border Stability: Key Meeting between Min Aung Hlain and Ajit Doval

Myanmar Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlain and India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met to discuss measures for peace and stability in the border region. The meeting was part of the 4th annual BIMSTEC security chiefs conference, focusing on political progress and preparations for free and fair elections in Myanmar.

Myanmar Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlain has met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval to discuss critical measures for peace and stability in the border region. This significant conversation took place during the 4th annual meeting of BIMSTEC security chiefs.

Aung Hlain, also the Chairman of the State Administration Council, hosted Doval on Friday, where they discussed friendly ties and cooperation between Myanmar and India. Discussions covered Myanmar's political progress and preparations for an upcoming democratic general election.

Both parties emphasized the importance of forging peace and stability in the border area, particularly across the 1,643-km-long boundary shared by Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh, as reported by The Global New Light of Myanmar.

(With inputs from agencies.)