On the second day of the exhibition, entrepreneurs in­volved in micro-, small-, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) and those aspiring to start small businesses came to learn with keen interest. Exhi­bition officials shared informa­tion and technology to develop MSMEs, gain access to domes­tic and foreign markets, and en­hance competitive ability based on their respective businesses. They also discussed challenges and solutions relevant to their enterprises.

Ethnic groups warmly wel­comed and explained traditional cultural knowledge, local practic­es, landmarks, socio-economic activities, regional traditional foods, and MSME products to visitors. The event was bustling with visitors enthusiastically observing and taking souvenir photos with ethnic groups.

Additionally, MSME prod­ucts and traditional food gal­leries from various regions and states, including the Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, were metic­ulously displayed for visitors to learn about regional foods, local MSME businesses, and products exported through the One Re­gion-One Product scheme.

In the galleries, traditional cultural dances and songs show­casing the beauty of regional tra­ditions and patriotic songs were performed, fostering a sense of unity among visitors.

MSME products, traditional foods, ethnic souvenirs, and tra­ditional costumes from regions and states, including the Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, were sold at affordable prices, encouraging support for MSME development.

Furthermore, fresh region­al and traditional foods were available for visitors to enjoy in a peaceful and affectionate at­mosphere.

In the evening, entertain­ment programmes featuring modern and traditional songs and dances entertained the crowd as part of the celebration.

The exhibition showcased 34 product galleries from regions and states, including the Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, and 19 tradi­tional food galleries, scheduled to run from 10 to 14 February.— Aung Ye Thwin, Aye Aye Thant/ TRKM