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Marsudi said there has been no significant progress in implementing an agreement which ASEAN reached with Min Aung Hlaing in April.

There has been widespread opposition to its rule. Myanmar’s military ousted an elected civilian government in February and seized power.

“The ASEAN special envoy was not given the access he deserved to visit Myanmar to fulfill his mandate,” Saifuddin said. Min Aung Hlaing, to participate in an Oct. Myanmar’s refusal to cooperate with the envoy’s visit led to a decision by ASEAN to invite a non-political representative instead of Myanmar’s leader, Senior Gen. Saifuddin and Marsudi expressed disappointment with Myanmar for hindering a planned visit by an ASEAN envoy to help mediate in its political crisis. Saifuddin is in Jakarta to prepare for a visit to Indonesia by Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob later this year, his first overseas trip since taking office in August. Saifuddin said having a near-neighbor build new nuclear-powered submarines could encourage other countries to come more frequently into Southeast Asian territory. Parents, schools face another reckoning over COVID-19 cases “We both agreed that efforts to maintain a peaceful and stable region must continue and don’t want the current dynamics to cause tension in the arms race and also in power projection.” “This situation will certainly not benefit anyone,” Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi said after meeting with her Malaysian counterpart, Saifuddin Abdullah, in Jakarta. The nuclear subs will allow Australia to conduct longer patrols and give the alliance a stronger military presence in the region. expertise, while dumping a contract with France for diesel-electric subs. Under the arrangement, Australia will build at least eight nuclear-powered submarines using U.S. The alliance will reshape relations in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond. The U.S., Britain and Australia announced last month that they have formed a security alliance that will help equip Australia with nuclear-powered submarines. JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - The foreign ministers of Malaysia and Indonesia expressed concern Monday that Australia’s plan to obtain nuclear-powered submarines may increase the rivalry of major powers in Southeast Asia.