NSPCC Announcement: NSPCC issued Announcement 1/2026

The Republic of the Union of Myanmar National Solidarity and Peacemaking Central Committee issued an Announcement 1/2026 on 21 April 2026.

In the announcement, it’s stated that The National Solidarity and Peacemaking Central Committee, led by the President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, believes that it is particularly necessary to end armed conflicts and resolve political issues through political means in the implementation of the peace processes.

The following are strongly urged to hold free and open-ended discussions for the implementation of peace processes aimed at national development and stability: (a) The ethnic armed organizations that have signed the NCA should meet and discuss the joint implementation of the NCA agreements until their successful completion, based on responsibility, accountability, and transparency, to achieve lasting peace. (b) Ethnic armed organizations that have not yet signed the NCA should work together with the government in pursuance of the agreements reached between them for the development of their respective regions and the country, and hold meetings and discussions to build enduring peace. (c) Ethnic armed organizations that have signed the NCA but have deviated from the NCA path for various reasons should resume political dialogues to find solutions through peace talks and negotiations. (d) Ethnic armed organizations should conduct talks in response to the peace invitation from today until 31 July 2026.

Therefore, it is urged that relevant organizations, in pursuit of the peace interests and aspirations of the ethnic people, communicate with the National Solidarity and Peacemaking Negotiation Committee, which is tasked with conducting the Union Government’s peace talks, and that relevant organizations and stakeholders make concerted efforts to hold effective peace talks.