The Dhaka Times Desk US President Donald Trump and Suu Kyi will attend APEC and ASEAN summits. Suu Kyi may meet with Trump there. It is believed that they may discuss the Rohingya issue in the meeting.
Many Rohingya are still entering Bangladesh after fleeing Myanmar's Rakhine State. As the Rohingya flee to Bangladesh, the country's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, is on her way to Vietnam to attend a regional conference. He will then go to the Philippines to attend the ASEAN Summit. US President Donald Trump, who is on a 12-day visit to Asia, will also attend the APEC and ASEAN summits. There is no official announcement of the side meeting of these two leaders at the conference yet. However, it is believed that they may have a courtesy meeting at the conference. A question strongly arose in everyone's mind in view of that possible meeting. And that is, will Trump really open his mouth on the Rohingya issue in the meeting with Suu Kyi?
Donald Trump is on the longest visit to Asia by any US president in the last 20 years. The North Korean threat and trade are the main issues discussed during his visit. But so far he has not given any statement about the human rights situation in Southeast Asia. Especially with the Rohingya situation in Rakhine, Myanmar. It is true that the US Congress, the White House and the State Department have taken several steps on the Rohingya issue, including criticizing the Myanmar army and proposing sanctions, but President Donald Trump has not yet officially said anything on the matter. That is why many people are hoping that US President Trump will open his mouth on the Rohingya issue at the APEC conference. Maybe some of Trump's initiatives to solve the Rohingya problem can be useful - many are hoping that.
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