According to the observations at 16:30 hrs MST today, monsoon is strong to vigorous over the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal, due to the easterly waves and a low pressure area over Northwest Bay of Bengal and adjoining West Bengal, India and Bangladesh coasts, rain or thundershowers are likely to be scattered in Mandalay, Magway, Lower Sagaing Regions and Kayah State, fairly widespread to widespread in Naypyitaw, Yangon, Bago, Upper Sagaing, Ayeyarwady, Taninthayi Regions and Kachin, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Rakhine, Shan States with likelihood of regionally and isolated heavyfalls during toda
According to the observations at 16:30 hrs MST today, monsoon is strong to vigorous over the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal, due to the easterly waves and a low pressure area over Northwest Bay of Bengal and adjoining West Bengal, India and Bangladesh coasts, rain or thundershowers are likely to be scattered in Mandalay, Magway, Lower Sagaing Regions and Kayah State, fairly widespread to widespread in Naypyitaw, Yangon, Bago, Upper Sagaing, Ayeyarwady, Taninthayi Regions and Kachin, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Rakhine, Shan States with likelihood of regionally and isolated heavyfalls during today evening to 5-7-2025. Occassional squalls with rough seas will be experienced off and along Myanmar Coasts. Surface wind speed in squalls may reach 35 mph. Wave height will be about 11-13 feet off and along Myanmar Coasts.
Advisory
People should be awared the natural disasters such as the heavy rainfall with strong wind, thunder, Lightning strike, lightning, hails, flash flood and landslide in the hilly areas and near small rivers and to make necessary preparations for inland water transport, domestic flight and irrigation dams.
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According to the observations at 16:30 hrs MST today, monsoon is strong to vigorous over the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal, due to the easterly waves and a low pressure area over Northwest Bay of Bengal and adjoining West Bengal, India and Bangladesh coasts, rain or thundershowers are likely to be scattered in Mandalay, Magway, Lower Sagaing Regions and Kayah State, fairly widespread to widespread in Naypyitaw, Yangon, Bago, Upper Sagaing, Ayeyarwady, Taninthayi Regions and Kachin, Kayin, Chin, Mon, Rakhine, Shan States with likelihood of regionally and isolated heavyfalls during today evening to 5-7-2025. Occassional squalls with rough seas will be experienced off and along Myanmar Coasts. Surface wind speed in squalls may reach 35 mph. Wave height will be about 11-13 feet off and along Myanmar Coasts.
Advisory
People should be awared the natural disasters such as the heavy rainfall with strong wind, thunder, Lightning strike, lightning, hails, flash flood and landslide in the hilly areas and near small rivers and to make necessary preparations for inland water transport, domestic flight and irrigation dams.
DMH
General news / General - International news - Mon, 30-Jun-2025
In Tatumbla, a town from Hondurus, hens and roosters in costume compete in the "Best Dressed Hen" contest.
The event celebrates the roots of this Honduran town, whose name means "abundance of roosters and hens" in the Indigenous Lenca language.
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In Tatumbla, a town from Hondurus, hens and roosters in costume compete in the "Best Dressed Hen" contest.
The event celebrates the roots of this Honduran town, whose name means "abundance of roosters and hens" in the Indigenous Lenca language.
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In Tatumbla, a town from Hondurus, hens and roosters in costume compete in the "Best Dressed Hen" contest.
The event celebrates the roots of this Honduran town, whose name means "abundance of roosters and hens" in the Indigenous Lenca language.
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General news / General - International news - Mon, 30-Jun-2025
China has officially completed its first teaching and practice base for the “simulated moon underground space” program by the Jingbo Lake in Mudanjiang City of northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province. The latest scientific research indicates that there are considerable lava pipe systems distributed beneath the surfaces of the Moon and Mars.
China has officially completed its first teaching and practice base for the “simulated moon underground space” program by the Jingbo Lake in Mudanjiang City of northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province. The latest scientific research indicates that there are considerable lava pipe systems distributed beneath the surfaces of the Moon and Mars.
These underground spaces form a sharp contrast with the extremely harsh lunar surface environment. They not only provide a natural barrier for cosmic rays but also have significant strategic value due to the special attributes of their underground spaces.
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China has officially completed its first teaching and practice base for the “simulated moon underground space” program by the Jingbo Lake in Mudanjiang City of northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province. The latest scientific research indicates that there are considerable lava pipe systems distributed beneath the surfaces of the Moon and Mars.
These underground spaces form a sharp contrast with the extremely harsh lunar surface environment. They not only provide a natural barrier for cosmic rays but also have significant strategic value due to the special attributes of their underground spaces.
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General news / General - Local news - Mon, 30-Jun-2025
Wife of State Administration Council Chairman and the Prime Minister, Daw Kyu Kyu Hla visited Leo Bardamov Museum on Sunday.
The museum features the cultural artworks of ancient soviets, their history and literatures. the museum also houses the history of Buddhist, Buddha images and the artworks of 20th century artists. With the exhibition of more than 5,000 artworks, the musuem opens 11:00 am to 19:00 pm daily.
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Wife of State Administration Council Chairman and the Prime Minister, Daw Kyu Kyu Hla visited Leo Bardamov Museum on Sunday.
The museum features the cultural artworks of ancient soviets, their history and literatures. the museum also houses the history of Buddhist, Buddha images and the artworks of 20th century artists. With the exhibition of more than 5,000 artworks, the musuem opens 11:00 am to 19:00 pm daily.
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Wife of State Administration Council Chairman and the Prime Minister, Daw Kyu Kyu Hla visited Leo Bardamov Museum on Sunday.
The museum features the cultural artworks of ancient soviets, their history and literatures. the museum also houses the history of Buddhist, Buddha images and the artworks of 20th century artists. With the exhibition of more than 5,000 artworks, the musuem opens 11:00 am to 19:00 pm daily.
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General news / General - Local news - Mon, 30-Jun-2025
The Seikku Cho Cho Publishing House releases two new books in June 2025. They are the collective short stories, volume I and volume II, by Sayagyi Dagon Taya. The literary works of Sayagyi are considered classics. His writing style, structure, presentation, choice of words, and sentence construction are innovative, unlike those of other writers. His works are masterpieces for those who seek the full richness of aesthetic literature.
The Seikku Cho Cho Publishing House releases two new books in June 2025. They are the collective short stories, volume I and volume II, by Sayagyi Dagon Taya. The literary works of Sayagyi are considered classics. His writing style, structure, presentation, choice of words, and sentence construction are innovative, unlike those of other writers. His works are masterpieces for those who seek the full richness of aesthetic literature.
When the entire nation praised Bogyoke Aung San, the writer boldly wrote about him under the title “Aung San (or) The Wild One” in his ‘Yokponhlwa Aphwet Anwet’.
In the preface of the novel ‘May’ by Sayagyi Dagon Taya, Thakin Ba Hein, who established the Burma Communist Party, stated, “He is a revolutionary. He goes against the conventional writing styles and creates something new.”
The renowned poet and writer Sayagyi Dagon Taya lived a life dedicated to politics, literature, poetry, music, painting, and other forms of art until the age of 94. According to a recent survey, the total number of short stories he wrote between 1919 and 2013 amounts to 107. These short stories, created by the many historical eras he lived through, certainly carry the scent and essence of those times.
Especially in today’s literary landscape, where such elements have become quite rare, Sayagyi’s short stories often depict the beauty of nature, scenic landscapes, and the wide vistas experienced during travels. These vivid portrayals draw readers into vast open fields, allowing them to feel as though they were breathing fresh, clean air and immersing themselves in a deep sense of peace and tranquillity.
Readers can read the belief of Sayagyi “in many of his stories, one can find critical reflections, whether related to political ideologies or artistic forms. However, these were presented exactly as they were, without editing, because I believed it was important to record both the times and my age as they truly were. I never abandoned the literary principle that one must portray the historical era in which they live. I held onto it even more firmly and consistently.” A total of 107 short stories have been republished into two volumes: Volume I and Volume II. This current book not only compiles previously published collections such as Sabei Oo short stories, Collected Short Stories (1937-67) – Kyayeik Pann Nu, Rain and Earth, and Water and Lotus, but also includes three newly discovered stories. According to the producer, any additional stories found in the future will be incorporated as well.
The ‘Independence’ story in this book starts with “Man is by nature a political animal.” Aristotle.
The white clouds with silver linings were drifting lightly across the blue sky. The cool breeze was gently blowing. When Ba Maw suddenly turned and entered the zoo gate, he was immediately overwhelmed by the thought that this must be the true beauty of nature. The soft green grass was fresh and lush. The trees looked moist and alive. The earth lay in quiet radiance, fragrant and aglow. The sky was bright. In his sense of hearing, he heard the music being played softly by a nature fairy. He felt as though he was beholding a painting. These sensations stirred a quiet smile in his gentle heart — only they could cool him like the waters of joy.
In the second preface included in this book, Sayagyi wrote: “Literature is something that constantly changes. It flows continuously like a stream. The style and structure of my expressions from more than 50 years ago may or may not resemble today’s usage. There may be similarities, of course. The same goes for the readers. The readers from over 50 years ago and today’s young, blossoming readers may or may not share the same literary appreciation. I have come to recognize this.”
Source: GNLM
The Seikku Cho Cho Publishing House releases two new books in June 2025. They are the collective short stories, volume I and volume II, by Sayagyi Dagon Taya. The literary works of Sayagyi are considered classics. His writing style, structure, presentation, choice of words, and sentence construction are innovative, unlike those of other writers. His works are masterpieces for those who seek the full richness of aesthetic literature.
When the entire nation praised Bogyoke Aung San, the writer boldly wrote about him under the title “Aung San (or) The Wild One” in his ‘Yokponhlwa Aphwet Anwet’.
In the preface of the novel ‘May’ by Sayagyi Dagon Taya, Thakin Ba Hein, who established the Burma Communist Party, stated, “He is a revolutionary. He goes against the conventional writing styles and creates something new.”
The renowned poet and writer Sayagyi Dagon Taya lived a life dedicated to politics, literature, poetry, music, painting, and other forms of art until the age of 94. According to a recent survey, the total number of short stories he wrote between 1919 and 2013 amounts to 107. These short stories, created by the many historical eras he lived through, certainly carry the scent and essence of those times.
Especially in today’s literary landscape, where such elements have become quite rare, Sayagyi’s short stories often depict the beauty of nature, scenic landscapes, and the wide vistas experienced during travels. These vivid portrayals draw readers into vast open fields, allowing them to feel as though they were breathing fresh, clean air and immersing themselves in a deep sense of peace and tranquillity.
Readers can read the belief of Sayagyi “in many of his stories, one can find critical reflections, whether related to political ideologies or artistic forms. However, these were presented exactly as they were, without editing, because I believed it was important to record both the times and my age as they truly were. I never abandoned the literary principle that one must portray the historical era in which they live. I held onto it even more firmly and consistently.” A total of 107 short stories have been republished into two volumes: Volume I and Volume II. This current book not only compiles previously published collections such as Sabei Oo short stories, Collected Short Stories (1937-67) – Kyayeik Pann Nu, Rain and Earth, and Water and Lotus, but also includes three newly discovered stories. According to the producer, any additional stories found in the future will be incorporated as well.
The ‘Independence’ story in this book starts with “Man is by nature a political animal.” Aristotle.
The white clouds with silver linings were drifting lightly across the blue sky. The cool breeze was gently blowing. When Ba Maw suddenly turned and entered the zoo gate, he was immediately overwhelmed by the thought that this must be the true beauty of nature. The soft green grass was fresh and lush. The trees looked moist and alive. The earth lay in quiet radiance, fragrant and aglow. The sky was bright. In his sense of hearing, he heard the music being played softly by a nature fairy. He felt as though he was beholding a painting. These sensations stirred a quiet smile in his gentle heart — only they could cool him like the waters of joy.
In the second preface included in this book, Sayagyi wrote: “Literature is something that constantly changes. It flows continuously like a stream. The style and structure of my expressions from more than 50 years ago may or may not resemble today’s usage. There may be similarities, of course. The same goes for the readers. The readers from over 50 years ago and today’s young, blossoming readers may or may not share the same literary appreciation. I have come to recognize this.”
Source: GNLM
General news / General - International news - Mon, 30-Jun-2025
A Malaysian artist has managed to transform centuries’ old pottery shards into intricate sculptures and her mosaic-covered sculptures have become a magnet for tourists and locals alike in downtown Kuala Lumpur. Alice Chang is well known to many for her public sculptures, including those commissioned for the Year of the Tiger and displayed in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown.
A Malaysian artist has managed to transform centuries’ old pottery shards into intricate sculptures and her mosaic-covered sculptures have become a magnet for tourists and locals alike in downtown Kuala Lumpur. Alice Chang is well known to many for her public sculptures, including those commissioned for the Year of the Tiger and displayed in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown.
Now, she aims to link the modern-day arts to the ancient Silk Road, highlighting Malaysia’s role as a historic crossroads of global trade during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). Chang hopes her works can travel farther.
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A Malaysian artist has managed to transform centuries’ old pottery shards into intricate sculptures and her mosaic-covered sculptures have become a magnet for tourists and locals alike in downtown Kuala Lumpur. Alice Chang is well known to many for her public sculptures, including those commissioned for the Year of the Tiger and displayed in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown.
Now, she aims to link the modern-day arts to the ancient Silk Road, highlighting Malaysia’s role as a historic crossroads of global trade during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). Chang hopes her works can travel farther.
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General news / General - Local news - Mon, 30-Jun-2025
Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing left Ulan-Ude of the Republic of Buryatia on Sunday.
They were seen off at the Baikal International Airport by the Head of the Republic and officials, Myanmar Ambassador to Russia, the Military Attache and officials.
Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing left Ulan-Ude of the Republic of Buryatia on Sunday.
They were seen off at the Baikal International Airport by the Head of the Republic and officials, Myanmar Ambassador to Russia, the Military Attache and officials.
During the visit, the Prime Minister attended the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF 2025), meeting with the chair of Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), the President of Belarus and Eurasian Economic Commission Board, as well as conducting study tours to the factories and workshops.
The visit helps to enhance friendship and strategic cooperation between the two governments and peoples while strengthening economic cooperation with the EAEU member countries. The Prime Minister and party arrived back in Nay Pyi Taw in the same evening.
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Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing left Ulan-Ude of the Republic of Buryatia on Sunday.
They were seen off at the Baikal International Airport by the Head of the Republic and officials, Myanmar Ambassador to Russia, the Military Attache and officials.
During the visit, the Prime Minister attended the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF 2025), meeting with the chair of Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), the President of Belarus and Eurasian Economic Commission Board, as well as conducting study tours to the factories and workshops.
The visit helps to enhance friendship and strategic cooperation between the two governments and peoples while strengthening economic cooperation with the EAEU member countries. The Prime Minister and party arrived back in Nay Pyi Taw in the same evening.
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General news / General - International news - Sun, 29-Jun-2025
The high-level Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing during his official visit to the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation toured the Baikal Lake and the Ulan-Ude Locomotive and Carriage Repair Plant (LVRZ) yesterday morning.
The high-level Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing during his official visit to the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation toured the Baikal Lake and the Ulan-Ude Locomotive and Carriage Repair Plant (LVRZ) yesterday morning.
The Senior General, his wife Daw Kyu Kyu Hla and his entourage, together with Head of the Republic of Buryatia Mr Aleksey Sambuyevich Tsydenov and officials flew over the Baikal Lake by helicopter. During the visit, the Head of the Republic of Buryatia explained facts about the lake and conservation measures. The Senior General asked what he wanted to know.
The Senior General and his entourage visited the Baikal Lake by vessel.
The Baikal Lake is located between Irkutsk Oblast of Southern Siberia of Russia and the Republic of Buryatia. It is the deepest worldwide with 1,642 metres (5,387 feet) in depth. Furthermore, it is also said to be one of the oldest freshwater lakes, having existed for about 30 million years. Such a freshwater lake was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996. The lake is home to some 1,000 rare plant species and approximately 2,500 animal species. It is known for its crescent moon-like shape and is recognized as a lake rich in natural beauty and exceptional heritage.
At the Ulan-Ude Locomotive and Carriage Repair Plant (LVRZ), the Senior General and party were welcomed by Head of the plant Zaborskikh Sergey Alexandrovich and officials. The Senior General and party viewed round repair process and held discussions over clarifications.
The head of the plant and officials explained repair and maintenance process of the plant, creation of employment, and its economic cooperation with international community in detail. The Senior General asked about something he wanted to know.
The plant was established in 1934. It operates under Zheldorrem-mash Company, a major global company specializing in the repair of railway-related equipment and the production of spare parts. The plant carries out its operations in three main areas: locomotive repair, machinery production, and spare parts manufacturing. In addition, the plant is also engaged in upgrading repair technologies, improving the average performance of locomotives, providing warranty services, extending the service life of locomotives, and modernizing locomotive systems.
Local media from Arigus, ATV and Tivicom from the Republic of Buryatia covered the news about the visit of the Senior General and his entourage at the plant.
After the visit, the Senior General and the Head of the Republic of Buryatia replied to queries raised by local media about enhancement of friendship and cooperation between Myanmar and the Republic of Buryatia, and promotion of cooperation in economic, education, industrial technology and tourism sectors between the two countries. — MNA/TTA
Source: GNLM
The high-level Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing during his official visit to the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation toured the Baikal Lake and the Ulan-Ude Locomotive and Carriage Repair Plant (LVRZ) yesterday morning.
The Senior General, his wife Daw Kyu Kyu Hla and his entourage, together with Head of the Republic of Buryatia Mr Aleksey Sambuyevich Tsydenov and officials flew over the Baikal Lake by helicopter. During the visit, the Head of the Republic of Buryatia explained facts about the lake and conservation measures. The Senior General asked what he wanted to know.
The Senior General and his entourage visited the Baikal Lake by vessel.
The Baikal Lake is located between Irkutsk Oblast of Southern Siberia of Russia and the Republic of Buryatia. It is the deepest worldwide with 1,642 metres (5,387 feet) in depth. Furthermore, it is also said to be one of the oldest freshwater lakes, having existed for about 30 million years. Such a freshwater lake was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996. The lake is home to some 1,000 rare plant species and approximately 2,500 animal species. It is known for its crescent moon-like shape and is recognized as a lake rich in natural beauty and exceptional heritage.
At the Ulan-Ude Locomotive and Carriage Repair Plant (LVRZ), the Senior General and party were welcomed by Head of the plant Zaborskikh Sergey Alexandrovich and officials. The Senior General and party viewed round repair process and held discussions over clarifications.
The head of the plant and officials explained repair and maintenance process of the plant, creation of employment, and its economic cooperation with international community in detail. The Senior General asked about something he wanted to know.
The plant was established in 1934. It operates under Zheldorrem-mash Company, a major global company specializing in the repair of railway-related equipment and the production of spare parts. The plant carries out its operations in three main areas: locomotive repair, machinery production, and spare parts manufacturing. In addition, the plant is also engaged in upgrading repair technologies, improving the average performance of locomotives, providing warranty services, extending the service life of locomotives, and modernizing locomotive systems.
Local media from Arigus, ATV and Tivicom from the Republic of Buryatia covered the news about the visit of the Senior General and his entourage at the plant.
After the visit, the Senior General and the Head of the Republic of Buryatia replied to queries raised by local media about enhancement of friendship and cooperation between Myanmar and the Republic of Buryatia, and promotion of cooperation in economic, education, industrial technology and tourism sectors between the two countries. — MNA/TTA
Source: GNLM
General news / General - Local news - Sun, 29-Jun-2025
The high-level Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing who paid an official visit to the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation after attending the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF 2025) in Minsk of the Republic of Belarus left Baikal International Airport from Ulan-Ude of the Republic of Buryatia by special aircraft for Myanmar yesterday afternoon.
The high-level Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing who paid an official visit to the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation after attending the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF 2025) in Minsk of the Republic of Belarus left Baikal International Airport from Ulan-Ude of the Republic of Buryatia by special aircraft for Myanmar yesterday afternoon.
The Senior General, his wife and entourage were seen off at the airport by Head of the Republic of Buryatia Mr Aleksey Sambuyevich Tsydenov and officials, Myanmar Ambassador to the Russian Federation U Thit Linn Ohn, Military Attaché (Army, Navy and Air) Brig-Gen Kyaw Soe Oo and officials.
The Senior General and his wife were accompanied by Council Joint Secretary General Ye Win Oo and his wife, and delegation members.
During the visits, the Senior General attended the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF 2025) in Minsk of the Republic of Belarus, held a separate meeting with the Rotating Chair of Eurasian Economic Union-EAEU President of the Republic of Belarus, met with the Chairman of the Eurasian Economic Commission Board, and toured factories. Moreover, the Senior General could strive to further strengthen strategic cooperation in friendship, economic and security issues between governments and people of both countries and economic development measures with Eurasian Economic Union–EAEU member countries.
While in the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation, the Senior General visited factories and further cemented cooperation in friendship, economic, education, health, science and technology and industrial technological sectors.
The delegation led by the Senior General arrived back at Nay Pyi Taw Tatmadaw Airport in the evening. They were welcomed back by SAC Vice-Chairman Deputy Prime Minister Vice-Senior General Soe Win and his wife Daw Than Than Nwe, Council Secretary General Aung Lin Dwe and his wife, SAC members, Union ministers, senior Tatmadaw officers from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief and their wives, the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Myanmar and officials from the embassy and the office of the Military Attaché. — MNA/TTA
Source: GNLM
The high-level Myanmar delegation led by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing who paid an official visit to the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation after attending the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF 2025) in Minsk of the Republic of Belarus left Baikal International Airport from Ulan-Ude of the Republic of Buryatia by special aircraft for Myanmar yesterday afternoon.
The Senior General, his wife and entourage were seen off at the airport by Head of the Republic of Buryatia Mr Aleksey Sambuyevich Tsydenov and officials, Myanmar Ambassador to the Russian Federation U Thit Linn Ohn, Military Attaché (Army, Navy and Air) Brig-Gen Kyaw Soe Oo and officials.
The Senior General and his wife were accompanied by Council Joint Secretary General Ye Win Oo and his wife, and delegation members.
During the visits, the Senior General attended the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF 2025) in Minsk of the Republic of Belarus, held a separate meeting with the Rotating Chair of Eurasian Economic Union-EAEU President of the Republic of Belarus, met with the Chairman of the Eurasian Economic Commission Board, and toured factories. Moreover, the Senior General could strive to further strengthen strategic cooperation in friendship, economic and security issues between governments and people of both countries and economic development measures with Eurasian Economic Union–EAEU member countries.
While in the Republic of Buryatia of the Russian Federation, the Senior General visited factories and further cemented cooperation in friendship, economic, education, health, science and technology and industrial technological sectors.
The delegation led by the Senior General arrived back at Nay Pyi Taw Tatmadaw Airport in the evening. They were welcomed back by SAC Vice-Chairman Deputy Prime Minister Vice-Senior General Soe Win and his wife Daw Than Than Nwe, Council Secretary General Aung Lin Dwe and his wife, SAC members, Union ministers, senior Tatmadaw officers from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief and their wives, the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Myanmar and officials from the embassy and the office of the Military Attaché. — MNA/TTA
Source: GNLM
General news / General - International news - Sat, 28-Jun-2025
About 3,000 visitors to a theme park in western Japan attended a farewell ceremony for four giant pandas on Friday, the day before their departure for China.
The four female pandas are part of a joint conservation project with China that is set to expire. They are scheduled to be sent to China from the park in the town of Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture, on Saturday.
About 3,000 visitors to a theme park in western Japan attended a farewell ceremony for four giant pandas on Friday, the day before their departure for China.
The four female pandas are part of a joint conservation project with China that is set to expire. They are scheduled to be sent to China from the park in the town of Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture, on Saturday.
The pandas will be sent to a panda breeding center in Sichuan Province. The two giant pandas in Tokyo's Ueno Zoo will become the only ones left in Japan, but their loan agreement is scheduled to end next February.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said in a news conference on Friday that Japan and China "have had positive cooperation on giant panda breeding, research, technical exchange and public education." He added, "Such effort has played an important role for enhancing mutual understanding and friendship between two peoples."
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About 3,000 visitors to a theme park in western Japan attended a farewell ceremony for four giant pandas on Friday, the day before their departure for China.
The four female pandas are part of a joint conservation project with China that is set to expire. They are scheduled to be sent to China from the park in the town of Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture, on Saturday.
The pandas will be sent to a panda breeding center in Sichuan Province. The two giant pandas in Tokyo's Ueno Zoo will become the only ones left in Japan, but their loan agreement is scheduled to end next February.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said in a news conference on Friday that Japan and China "have had positive cooperation on giant panda breeding, research, technical exchange and public education." He added, "Such effort has played an important role for enhancing mutual understanding and friendship between two peoples."
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