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Union Minister Dr Pe Myint attends state dinner hosted by President Timor-Leste
30/08/19
Union Minister for Information Dr Pe Myint attended the state dinner hosted by the President, Mr Francisco Guterres Lu-Olo and First Lady of Timor Leste at the presidential palace in capital Dili.
GAD workshop focuses on identifying detailed plans for its reform framework
30/08/19
The General Administration Department held a second workshop to identify the detailed plans for implementing the sector-wise projects included in its draft reform framework.
Deputy Information Minister U Aung Hla Tun receives Japanese Ambassador
30/08/19
Deputy Minister for Information U Aung Hla Tun received Japanese Ambassador to Myanmar Mr Ichiro MARUYAMA at his office in Nay Pyi Taw at 10 am on Thursday.
Be prepared to do a good turn daily
30/08/19
There are two main sources for national development. They are human resources and natural resources. The principle requirement of human resources is the education, and human resources development is also the main goal of education. Education promotes human intelligence and widens the scope of knowledge and innovative ideas, and the formation of scout bodies is one of the endeavours to reach this goal.
Helping investors thrive and prosper is our commitment
30/08/19
The world is witnessing a monumental shift in its centre of economic gravity, a global economic rebalancing towards Asia, which is expected to account for over 50 per cent of the global GDP by 2040.
Voter list making training course opened
29/08/19
A training course on voter list making, organized by the township Election Commission, was opened at Basic Education High School in Kyaikmaraw Township, Mawlamyine district, Mon state yesterday morning.
Reforms key for transformation of state-run factories to bear fruit
29/08/19
MYANMAR has begun the shift towards a market-ori-ented economy, which is better suited to a democratic system.
Rid the scourge of deforestation
29/08/19
THE Global New Light of Myanmar of 6 Au-gust 2019 conveyed a news item with the title of ‘‘Indonesian man walk-ing in reverse to save forests’’. According to the news, an Indo-nesian man is walking 700 kilo-metres (43 miles) from his home on a volcano in East Java to Jakarta in the hope of drawing attention to the archipelago’s quickly shrinking forests—and he is doing it backwards.
Floods affect over 700 acres of fish farms in Kayin, Mon; losses pegged at K280 mln
29/08/19
OVER 700 acres of fish farms have suffered losses to the tune of K280 million in Kayin and Mon states due to floods triggered by heavy rainfall in recent days, said U Win Kyaing, the general secretary of the Myanmar Fisheries Federation.
