The State Administration Council issued Order No.42/2025 on Wednesday, regarding the appointment of the Chief Justice.
According to Section 419 of the constitution, the council appointed Daw Htay Myint Aye as the Chief Justice of Mon State High Court. Likewise, Daw Khaing Khaing Myo was appointed as the judge of the Mon State High Court according to Order No.43/2025. The orders were signed by General Aung Lin Dwe, Secretary of the State Administration Council.
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The State Administration Council issued Order No.42/2025 on Wednesday, regarding the appointment of the Chief Justice.
According to Section 419 of the constitution, the council appointed Daw Htay Myint Aye as the Chief Justice of Mon State High Court. Likewise, Daw Khaing Khaing Myo was appointed as the judge of the Mon State High Court according to Order No.43/2025. The orders were signed by General Aung Lin Dwe, Secretary of the State Administration Council.
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The State Administration Council issued Order No.42/2025 on Wednesday, regarding the appointment of the Chief Justice.
According to Section 419 of the constitution, the council appointed Daw Htay Myint Aye as the Chief Justice of Mon State High Court. Likewise, Daw Khaing Khaing Myo was appointed as the judge of the Mon State High Court according to Order No.43/2025. The orders were signed by General Aung Lin Dwe, Secretary of the State Administration Council.
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The donation ceremony for relief items provided by the All-China Women’s Federation (ACWF) of the People’s Republic of China to assist earthquake-affected people in the Mandalay Region was held at the Thiri Ratana Hall of the Myanmar National Committee for Women’s Affairs (MNCWA) office in Nay Pyi Taw on July 23rd.
The event was attended by the Chairman of the MNCWA, Union Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Dr. Soe Win, who delivered a speech of appreciation.
The donation ceremony for relief items provided by the All-China Women’s Federation (ACWF) of the People’s Republic of China to assist earthquake-affected people in the Mandalay Region was held at the Thiri Ratana Hall of the Myanmar National Committee for Women’s Affairs (MNCWA) office in Nay Pyi Taw on July 23rd.
The event was attended by the Chairman of the MNCWA, Union Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Dr. Soe Win, who delivered a speech of appreciation.
In his speech, Union Minister Dr. Soe Win expressed gratitude and noted that emergency rescue operations in Mandalay Region, Sagaing Region, Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, and Shan State were carried out with both national and international support following the powerful earthquake that occurred on March 28, 2025. He acknowledged that China promptly provided relief items such as tents, temporary shelters, food, household goods, medicines, medical supplies, diesel fuel, and mobile surgical units.
Additionally, China supported search and rescue efforts for those trapped in buildings and provided emergency healthcare services. He extended special thanks and warm welcome to the All-China Women’s Federation (ACWF) for donating household relief goods valued at approximately 180 million Kyats, as well as to the China Foundation for Peace and Development (CFPD), and the Myanmar-Chinese Cooperation and Communication Center for their collaborative support.
Following the Union Minister’s remarks, Mr. Wang Lei, representative from the Myanmar Office of the China Foundation for Peace and Development, gave a speech regarding the donation. U Thitsa (also known as Mr. Li BoBo), Senior President of the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association and Chairman of the Wushu Federation of Myanmar, also explained the organization’s activities.
Finally, Chairperson of the Myanmar National Committee for Women’s Affairs Dr. Thet Thet Zin, expressed gratitude in return and presented certificates of honor to the donating organizations.
The donation ceremony for relief items provided by the All-China Women’s Federation (ACWF) of the People’s Republic of China to assist earthquake-affected people in the Mandalay Region was held at the Thiri Ratana Hall of the Myanmar National Committee for Women’s Affairs (MNCWA) office in Nay Pyi Taw on July 23rd.
The event was attended by the Chairman of the MNCWA, Union Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Dr. Soe Win, who delivered a speech of appreciation.
In his speech, Union Minister Dr. Soe Win expressed gratitude and noted that emergency rescue operations in Mandalay Region, Sagaing Region, Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, and Shan State were carried out with both national and international support following the powerful earthquake that occurred on March 28, 2025. He acknowledged that China promptly provided relief items such as tents, temporary shelters, food, household goods, medicines, medical supplies, diesel fuel, and mobile surgical units.
Additionally, China supported search and rescue efforts for those trapped in buildings and provided emergency healthcare services. He extended special thanks and warm welcome to the All-China Women’s Federation (ACWF) for donating household relief goods valued at approximately 180 million Kyats, as well as to the China Foundation for Peace and Development (CFPD), and the Myanmar-Chinese Cooperation and Communication Center for their collaborative support.
Following the Union Minister’s remarks, Mr. Wang Lei, representative from the Myanmar Office of the China Foundation for Peace and Development, gave a speech regarding the donation. U Thitsa (also known as Mr. Li BoBo), Senior President of the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association and Chairman of the Wushu Federation of Myanmar, also explained the organization’s activities.
Finally, Chairperson of the Myanmar National Committee for Women’s Affairs Dr. Thet Thet Zin, expressed gratitude in return and presented certificates of honor to the donating organizations.
The donation ceremony organized by the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association to provide relief supplies to staff from the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs affected by the earthquake was held at the multi-purpose hall of the Sports Training Camp (Gold Camp) in Nay Pyi Taw on July 22nd.
The donation ceremony organized by the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association to provide relief supplies to staff from the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs affected by the earthquake was held at the multi-purpose hall of the Sports Training Camp (Gold Camp) in Nay Pyi Taw on July 22nd.
The event was attended by the Union Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs, Jeng Phang Naw Taung, Deputy Ministers, and other responsible officials. The ceremony began with a clarification by Mr. Wang Lei, the Myanmar Representative of the China Foundation for Peace and Development, who explained the background of the donation.
Following that, U Thitsa (also known as Mr. Li BoBo), Senior President of the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association and Chairman of the Wushu Federation of Myanmar, introduced the association and elaborated on the current donations and future donation plans.
Representatives from the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association then formally handed over the donated supplies to the Union Minister and Deputy Ministers. In return, the Union Minister presented certificates of appreciation to the donors and expressed his gratitude.
After the donation ceremony, the Union Minister, Deputy Ministers, and other officials held a meeting with MaJ-Gen. Hla Moe, Chairman of the Myanmar Paralympic Sports Federation, and relevant personnel at the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs Meeting Hall in Nay Pyi Taw.
During the meeting, Union Minister Jeng Phang Naw Taung encouraged the federation to provide a detailed briefing on its preparations and strategies for participating in upcoming competitions. Subsequently, Maj-Gen. Hla Moe and officials from the federation presented detailed briefings, categorized by sector, on the preparation activities for the 13th ASEAN Para Games.
Deputy Ministers, Director General, and Deputy Permanent Secretary then provided suggestions and discussed what is needed to ensure success in the competitions. The Union Minister concluded by addressing the presentations and pledged that the ministry would coordinate and provide the necessary support as required.
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The donation ceremony organized by the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association to provide relief supplies to staff from the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs affected by the earthquake was held at the multi-purpose hall of the Sports Training Camp (Gold Camp) in Nay Pyi Taw on July 22nd.
The event was attended by the Union Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs, Jeng Phang Naw Taung, Deputy Ministers, and other responsible officials. The ceremony began with a clarification by Mr. Wang Lei, the Myanmar Representative of the China Foundation for Peace and Development, who explained the background of the donation.
Following that, U Thitsa (also known as Mr. Li BoBo), Senior President of the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association and Chairman of the Wushu Federation of Myanmar, introduced the association and elaborated on the current donations and future donation plans.
Representatives from the Myanmar-China Cooperation and Communication Association then formally handed over the donated supplies to the Union Minister and Deputy Ministers. In return, the Union Minister presented certificates of appreciation to the donors and expressed his gratitude.
After the donation ceremony, the Union Minister, Deputy Ministers, and other officials held a meeting with MaJ-Gen. Hla Moe, Chairman of the Myanmar Paralympic Sports Federation, and relevant personnel at the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs Meeting Hall in Nay Pyi Taw.
During the meeting, Union Minister Jeng Phang Naw Taung encouraged the federation to provide a detailed briefing on its preparations and strategies for participating in upcoming competitions. Subsequently, Maj-Gen. Hla Moe and officials from the federation presented detailed briefings, categorized by sector, on the preparation activities for the 13th ASEAN Para Games.
Deputy Ministers, Director General, and Deputy Permanent Secretary then provided suggestions and discussed what is needed to ensure success in the competitions. The Union Minister concluded by addressing the presentations and pledged that the ministry would coordinate and provide the necessary support as required.
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Cambodia is hosting the 20th Asia Media Summit in Siem Reap under the theme “Celebrating Two Decades of Excellence & Beyond”.
Myanmar delegation led by Deputy Minister for Information U Ye Tint attended the summit together with other member countries. On July 21st, the Deputy Minister attended the Youth Digital Empowerment Workshop and Girls in ICT Day Cambodia 2025.
Cambodia is hosting the 20th Asia Media Summit in Siem Reap under the theme “Celebrating Two Decades of Excellence & Beyond”.
Myanmar delegation led by Deputy Minister for Information U Ye Tint attended the summit together with other member countries. On July 21st, the Deputy Minister attended the Youth Digital Empowerment Workshop and Girls in ICT Day Cambodia 2025.
he delegation members also took part in the Pre-workshops which were held under the topics “Transforming Media Content Creation Through AI Powered Tools Technologies”, “Role of Broadcasting in Effective Early Warning System”, “The Role of Information Diplomacy in Dispelling Disinformation”, and “Technology Driving Accessibility for the Future Broadcast and Media”.
On the 22nd, the delegation attended the opening ceremony of 20th Asia Media Summit, and joined the discussions on “Disinformation: The Role of Media & the Government, Enabling Accessibility in Broadcasting, Inspiring Voices from Across the World” and “Information as a Public Good: Upholding Credibility and Empowering Democracy”.
At AIBD Gala Dinner & Awarding Ceremony 2025, the delegation member Director of Myanma Radio and Television Daw Moe Thuzar Aung accepted the award for AIBD Sustainability & Green Technology Award of e-Waste Solutions. The award winning program “Turning Trash into Better Tomorrow” was produced by MITV Channel, an English channel of MRTV, featuring about the waste management process, being carried out by the Yangon City Development Committee at Htein Pin Landfill, the largest landfill in Yangon.
On the 23rd, the Deputy Minister called on Cambodia Information Minister Neth Pheaktra, and discussed for promoting bilateral friendship and cooperation including media sector. They also exchanged view on collaboration for combating fake news and signing the MOU for media cooperation between the two countries.
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Cambodia is hosting the 20th Asia Media Summit in Siem Reap under the theme “Celebrating Two Decades of Excellence & Beyond”.
Myanmar delegation led by Deputy Minister for Information U Ye Tint attended the summit together with other member countries. On July 21st, the Deputy Minister attended the Youth Digital Empowerment Workshop and Girls in ICT Day Cambodia 2025.
he delegation members also took part in the Pre-workshops which were held under the topics “Transforming Media Content Creation Through AI Powered Tools Technologies”, “Role of Broadcasting in Effective Early Warning System”, “The Role of Information Diplomacy in Dispelling Disinformation”, and “Technology Driving Accessibility for the Future Broadcast and Media”.
On the 22nd, the delegation attended the opening ceremony of 20th Asia Media Summit, and joined the discussions on “Disinformation: The Role of Media & the Government, Enabling Accessibility in Broadcasting, Inspiring Voices from Across the World” and “Information as a Public Good: Upholding Credibility and Empowering Democracy”.
At AIBD Gala Dinner & Awarding Ceremony 2025, the delegation member Director of Myanma Radio and Television Daw Moe Thuzar Aung accepted the award for AIBD Sustainability & Green Technology Award of e-Waste Solutions. The award winning program “Turning Trash into Better Tomorrow” was produced by MITV Channel, an English channel of MRTV, featuring about the waste management process, being carried out by the Yangon City Development Committee at Htein Pin Landfill, the largest landfill in Yangon.
On the 23rd, the Deputy Minister called on Cambodia Information Minister Neth Pheaktra, and discussed for promoting bilateral friendship and cooperation including media sector. They also exchanged view on collaboration for combating fake news and signing the MOU for media cooperation between the two countries.
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Union Minister U Kyaw Soe Win led a meeting at the Ministry’s Nila Meeting Hall to discuss the implementation of cruise tourism and cross-border convoy tours in the morning of July 23.
The discussion focused on strategies to attract more international tourists to visit destinations across Myanmar, the development and promotion of cruise tourism and cross-border tour convoys, identification of new travel routes, and the practical implementation of nature-based tourism initiatives.
Union Minister U Kyaw Soe Win led a meeting at the Ministry’s Nila Meeting Hall to discuss the implementation of cruise tourism and cross-border convoy tours in the morning of July 23.
The discussion focused on strategies to attract more international tourists to visit destinations across Myanmar, the development and promotion of cruise tourism and cross-border tour convoys, identification of new travel routes, and the practical implementation of nature-based tourism initiatives.
In the afternoon, the Union Minister attended the launching ceremony for the tourism survey operations held at the Ministry’s Jade Hall.
In his speech, the Union Minister stated that this year, the ministry has planned to conduct both international and domestic tourism surveys in over 30 cities across Myanmar. He also noted that the ministry is participating as a member of the working group responsible for standards related to surveys and data, and that it is actively carrying out relevant activities. He emphasized that the findings from the tourism surveys will be instrumental in identifying travelers' needs, formulating future plans, innovating new tourism promotion strategies, enhancing service quality, and expanding and upgrading tourism-related markets. Therefore, he urged everyone to participate actively in the ongoing development of the data and statistics sector.
Following that, the Deputy Director of the Directorate of Hotels and Tourism gave a presentation on the 2025 plan for conducting inbound and domestic tourism surveys. After the presentation, the Union Minister officially handed over the uniforms that will be provided to staff assigned to collect the survey data, transferring them to the Director General.
Union Minister U Kyaw Soe Win led a meeting at the Ministry’s Nila Meeting Hall to discuss the implementation of cruise tourism and cross-border convoy tours in the morning of July 23.
The discussion focused on strategies to attract more international tourists to visit destinations across Myanmar, the development and promotion of cruise tourism and cross-border tour convoys, identification of new travel routes, and the practical implementation of nature-based tourism initiatives.
In the afternoon, the Union Minister attended the launching ceremony for the tourism survey operations held at the Ministry’s Jade Hall.
In his speech, the Union Minister stated that this year, the ministry has planned to conduct both international and domestic tourism surveys in over 30 cities across Myanmar. He also noted that the ministry is participating as a member of the working group responsible for standards related to surveys and data, and that it is actively carrying out relevant activities. He emphasized that the findings from the tourism surveys will be instrumental in identifying travelers' needs, formulating future plans, innovating new tourism promotion strategies, enhancing service quality, and expanding and upgrading tourism-related markets. Therefore, he urged everyone to participate actively in the ongoing development of the data and statistics sector.
Following that, the Deputy Director of the Directorate of Hotels and Tourism gave a presentation on the 2025 plan for conducting inbound and domestic tourism surveys. After the presentation, the Union Minister officially handed over the uniforms that will be provided to staff assigned to collect the survey data, transferring them to the Director General.
The Myanmar Post released a new special postage stamp to commemorate the Myanmar-Russia Tiger Conservation on 20 July.
The Myanmar-Russia Tiger Preservation stamps were issued with the intention that stamp collectors and enthusiasts could collect the stamps marking the International Tiger Conservation Forum as a unified set.
The Myanmar Post released a new special postage stamp to commemorate the Myanmar-Russia Tiger Conservation on 20 July.
The Myanmar-Russia Tiger Preservation stamps were issued with the intention that stamp collectors and enthusiasts could collect the stamps marking the International Tiger Conservation Forum as a unified set.
To be able to release tiger conservation stamps, the first International Tiger Conservation Forum was held in Saint Petersburg in 2010, and the forum decided to hold the second forum in Vladivostok in 2022. Such action is intended to cooperate with countries with tiger populations for releasing stamps featuring tigers, and Myanmar and Russia cooperated for it.
The 2nd International Tiger Conservation Forum, held from 5 to 8 September 2020 in Vladivostok of Russia, hosted representatives from 14 tiger range countries and agreed to release tiger stamps dated 5 September 2022 marking the successful holding of the forum. Myanmar sent three tiger stamps to MARKA of Russia, and the stamps were sold at the Post Offices in Nay Pyi Taw, Yangon, Mandalay and other regions and states at the same time on 20 July.
The three stamps featured the photo of a Myanmar tiger, flags of Myanmar and Russia, and the release date, 20 July.
The new stamp, a Block of 3 stamps (worth K200 each), featured the photos of tigers captured at Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw zoological gardens, Hukaung and Htamathi Wildlife Sanctuary and the ones captured in camera traps. A total of 26 tiger stamps were designed, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation and the Ministry of Transport and Communications cooperated to release the stamps.
“We are glad for the release of stamps. Moreover, if we work with countries with high tiger conservation methods, we will achieve significant outcomes in conservation. Tiger conservation cannot be done just by a nation, but if we work with other countries, we can prevent the extinction of tigers. Although we are far from Russia, their support in the technical sector will be supportive measures for the sustainable tiger population of Myanmar,” said U Nyein Aung, staff officer of Taninthayi Nature Reserve.
Out of nine tiger species, the three extinct tiger species are the Balinese Tigers, Caspian Tigers, and Javan Tigers. Among the six tiger species, Bengal and Indo-China tigers are found in Myanmar. The release of stamps featuring three Myanmar tigers marks the Myanmar-Russia tiger conservation activities and a milestone for the International Tiger Conservation Forum. — Nyein Thu (MNA)/KTZH
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The Myanmar Post released a new special postage stamp to commemorate the Myanmar-Russia Tiger Conservation on 20 July.
The Myanmar-Russia Tiger Preservation stamps were issued with the intention that stamp collectors and enthusiasts could collect the stamps marking the International Tiger Conservation Forum as a unified set.
To be able to release tiger conservation stamps, the first International Tiger Conservation Forum was held in Saint Petersburg in 2010, and the forum decided to hold the second forum in Vladivostok in 2022. Such action is intended to cooperate with countries with tiger populations for releasing stamps featuring tigers, and Myanmar and Russia cooperated for it.
The 2nd International Tiger Conservation Forum, held from 5 to 8 September 2020 in Vladivostok of Russia, hosted representatives from 14 tiger range countries and agreed to release tiger stamps dated 5 September 2022 marking the successful holding of the forum. Myanmar sent three tiger stamps to MARKA of Russia, and the stamps were sold at the Post Offices in Nay Pyi Taw, Yangon, Mandalay and other regions and states at the same time on 20 July.
The three stamps featured the photo of a Myanmar tiger, flags of Myanmar and Russia, and the release date, 20 July.
The new stamp, a Block of 3 stamps (worth K200 each), featured the photos of tigers captured at Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw zoological gardens, Hukaung and Htamathi Wildlife Sanctuary and the ones captured in camera traps. A total of 26 tiger stamps were designed, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation and the Ministry of Transport and Communications cooperated to release the stamps.
“We are glad for the release of stamps. Moreover, if we work with countries with high tiger conservation methods, we will achieve significant outcomes in conservation. Tiger conservation cannot be done just by a nation, but if we work with other countries, we can prevent the extinction of tigers. Although we are far from Russia, their support in the technical sector will be supportive measures for the sustainable tiger population of Myanmar,” said U Nyein Aung, staff officer of Taninthayi Nature Reserve.
Out of nine tiger species, the three extinct tiger species are the Balinese Tigers, Caspian Tigers, and Javan Tigers. Among the six tiger species, Bengal and Indo-China tigers are found in Myanmar. The release of stamps featuring three Myanmar tigers marks the Myanmar-Russia tiger conservation activities and a milestone for the International Tiger Conservation Forum. — Nyein Thu (MNA)/KTZH
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Algeria's support is vital for Italy's ambitions to become an "energy supply hub", as she hosts the North African country's leader for an economic summit. The meeting comes two weeks after the two countries signed a new energy agreement, further solidifying a partnership that has grown increasingly strategic since 2022.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Algeria's support is vital for Italy's ambitions to become an "energy supply hub", as she hosts the North African country's leader for an economic summit. The meeting comes two weeks after the two countries signed a new energy agreement, further solidifying a partnership that has grown increasingly strategic since 2022.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Algeria's support is vital for Italy's ambitions to become an "energy supply hub", as she hosts the North African country's leader for an economic summit. The meeting comes two weeks after the two countries signed a new energy agreement, further solidifying a partnership that has grown increasingly strategic since 2022.
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Debris of a passenger plane that went missing on Thursday was discovered in Russia's Far Eastern Amur Region, with no survivors reported, said local emergency services. The An-24 aircraft, operated by Angara Airlines, was en route from Khabarovsk to Tynda with a stopover in Blagoveshchensk.
Debris of a passenger plane that went missing on Thursday was discovered in Russia's Far Eastern Amur Region, with no survivors reported, said local emergency services. The An-24 aircraft, operated by Angara Airlines, was en route from Khabarovsk to Tynda with a stopover in Blagoveshchensk.
There were 43 passengers on board, along with six crew members, Amur Oblast Governor Vasily Orlov said on social media Telegram. The wreckage was found on a mountainside approximately 15 km from the city of Tynda, according to emergency services.
"There were no reports from the crew regarding any problems or technical malfunctions, and no distress signals were transmitted," the TASS news agency quoted local emergency services as saying. The aircraft was expected to contact air traffic controllers at a control checkpoint near the Tynda airport, but failed to check in at the point. Search and rescue personnel have been sent to the site.
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Debris of a passenger plane that went missing on Thursday was discovered in Russia's Far Eastern Amur Region, with no survivors reported, said local emergency services. The An-24 aircraft, operated by Angara Airlines, was en route from Khabarovsk to Tynda with a stopover in Blagoveshchensk.
There were 43 passengers on board, along with six crew members, Amur Oblast Governor Vasily Orlov said on social media Telegram. The wreckage was found on a mountainside approximately 15 km from the city of Tynda, according to emergency services.
"There were no reports from the crew regarding any problems or technical malfunctions, and no distress signals were transmitted," the TASS news agency quoted local emergency services as saying. The aircraft was expected to contact air traffic controllers at a control checkpoint near the Tynda airport, but failed to check in at the point. Search and rescue personnel have been sent to the site.
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Electricity and Energy Development Commission held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Electricity and Energy Development Commission held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Commission Chairman, member of the State Administration Council Deputy Prime Minister Admiral Tin Aung San attended the meeting and made a speech. The meeting discussed the work implementation on electricity and energy and future plans as well as the feasibility studies for generation of electricity and exploration of oil and natural gas plots, implementation for renewable energy and sustainable development of electricity and energy sector.
The meeting also gave suggestions on the National Electricity Master Plan 2014 (JICA) and Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 2021 in order to designate the Generation Mix.
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Electricity and Energy Development Commission held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Commission Chairman, member of the State Administration Council Deputy Prime Minister Admiral Tin Aung San attended the meeting and made a speech. The meeting discussed the work implementation on electricity and energy and future plans as well as the feasibility studies for generation of electricity and exploration of oil and natural gas plots, implementation for renewable energy and sustainable development of electricity and energy sector.
The meeting also gave suggestions on the National Electricity Master Plan 2014 (JICA) and Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 2021 in order to designate the Generation Mix.
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Under the supervision of the Kachin State Government, members of the State Disaster Management Committee organized a public awareness talk on earthquake-related safety knowledge, including important facts the public should know, preventive measures, and preparedness strategies. The event took place at 9:00 a.m. on July 24 at the Convocation Hall of Myitkyina University and was attended by members of the public as well as students.
The ceremony was opened with remarks by Kachin State Chief Minister U Khat Htein Nan.
Under the supervision of the Kachin State Government, members of the State Disaster Management Committee organized a public awareness talk on earthquake-related safety knowledge, including important facts the public should know, preventive measures, and preparedness strategies. The event took place at 9:00 a.m. on July 24 at the Convocation Hall of Myitkyina University and was attended by members of the public as well as students.
The ceremony was opened with remarks by Kachin State Chief Minister U Khat Htein Nan.
Following the opening speech, a series of talks and presentations under various topics were delivered by Rector of Myitkyina University Dr. Aung Win, Director of the State Department of Disaster Management Daw Hla Kay Thi, official from the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology U Naing Lin Htwe, Director of the State Fire Services Department U Than Zaw Oo. They discussed topics such as earthquake preparedness, dos and don’ts during and after an earthquake, and key points on participating in search and rescue operations.
After the presentations, government staff distributed earthquake awareness pamphlets published by the Kachin State Government to the attendees.
Later, the Chief Minister and his wife, the Chief Justice of the State High Court, members of the state government, and regional departmental officials visited displays showcasing advanced rescue equipment, interactive educational games related to natural disasters, and live demonstrations of firefighting and rescue tools by fire department personnel.
The event concluded with the Chief Minister awarding cash rewards to the firefighters who participated in the demonstrations.
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Under the supervision of the Kachin State Government, members of the State Disaster Management Committee organized a public awareness talk on earthquake-related safety knowledge, including important facts the public should know, preventive measures, and preparedness strategies. The event took place at 9:00 a.m. on July 24 at the Convocation Hall of Myitkyina University and was attended by members of the public as well as students.
The ceremony was opened with remarks by Kachin State Chief Minister U Khat Htein Nan.
Following the opening speech, a series of talks and presentations under various topics were delivered by Rector of Myitkyina University Dr. Aung Win, Director of the State Department of Disaster Management Daw Hla Kay Thi, official from the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology U Naing Lin Htwe, Director of the State Fire Services Department U Than Zaw Oo. They discussed topics such as earthquake preparedness, dos and don’ts during and after an earthquake, and key points on participating in search and rescue operations.
After the presentations, government staff distributed earthquake awareness pamphlets published by the Kachin State Government to the attendees.
Later, the Chief Minister and his wife, the Chief Justice of the State High Court, members of the state government, and regional departmental officials visited displays showcasing advanced rescue equipment, interactive educational games related to natural disasters, and live demonstrations of firefighting and rescue tools by fire department personnel.
The event concluded with the Chief Minister awarding cash rewards to the firefighters who participated in the demonstrations.
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