I promise you nothing, because P.B is doing business in Myanmar Store, and so far I don't see any possibility of getting any feedback from there!
But if I really have a voice on humanitarian issues at the United Nations, I'm happy to remind them not to forget you Rohingya."
Kasu, excited to follow at Kitten's side, said with an extremely humble posture, "Sir, Rakhine has a long coastline. As long as peace and tranquility can be achieved, it is a wonderful place for tourism or agriculture development.
Moreover, China has built ports and oil and gas pipelines there, and they have always had ideas of expansion, as long as we can..."
Joe Ga quickly waved his hand upon hearing this. He understood now, this Kasu was a political novice. Energy projects are not something these Rohingya can be involved in?
