David Cameron visits Aung San Suu Kyi

British Prime Minister David Cameron's visit to Aung San Suu Kyi marked a notable event in the diplomatic relations between the United Kingdom and Myanmar. As the first leader of a major world power to meet with Suu Kyi, Cameron's visit was significant as it represented a shift in international engagement with Myanmar following years of military rule and political isolation. This visit was also the first by a British prime minister to the country since the 1950s, highlighting a potential thaw in relations and a recognition of the political changes occurring in Myanmar. During the meeting, Cameron extended an invitation to Suu Kyi to visit Britain, emphasizing her connection to the country where she had studied at Oxford University. This invitation was later accepted, allowing her to reconnect with her academic roots and further solidifying her status as a prominent political figure on the global stage.