Approval for Registration : Pao National Unity Party approved to register

The PaO National Unity Party, which has established its headquarters at No. (9/34), (A) on Kyar Inn Taung Paw Road in Yadana Dipa Ward of Pa-An in Kayin State, has been officially approved to register as a political party in accordance with Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law, on 8th August. The registration number of the PaO National Unity Party is (60). The notification was signed by Than Soe, Chairman of Union Election Commission.

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The PaO National Unity Party, which has established its headquarters at No. (9/34), (A) on Kyar Inn Taung Paw Road in Yadana Dipa Ward of Pa-An in Kayin State, has been officially approved to register as a political party in accordance with Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law, on 8th August. The registration number of the PaO National Unity Party is (60). The notification was signed by Than Soe, Chairman of Union Election Commission.

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The PaO National Unity Party, which has established its headquarters at No. (9/34), (A) on Kyar Inn Taung Paw Road in Yadana Dipa Ward of Pa-An in Kayin State, has been officially approved to register as a political party in accordance with Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law, on 8th August. The registration number of the PaO National Unity Party is (60). The notification was signed by Than Soe, Chairman of Union Election Commission.

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(8 August 2025)

Esteemed Citizens of Myanmar and the Peoples of ASEAN,

On the auspicious occasion of the 58thAnniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), I extend my heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all citizens of Myanmar and the peoples across ASEAN Member States, as we commemorate the 58th anniversary of our shared journey toward peace, prosperity, and regional unity. I wish all our peoples continued peace, development, and prosperity in the years ahead.

Since its inception in 1967, ASEAN has remained steadfast in its mission to promote regional peace, stability, development, and shared prosperity. With our combined efforts, wisdom and vision of the Member States, ASEAN has grown into a robust regional community promoting peace, stability, and prosperity. Myanmar is proud of being an integral part of this journey and steadfast in upholding the ASEAN Charter, recognizing its vital role in ensuring that our collective vision for a peaceful and prosperous Southeast Asia.

ASEAN was established in 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined in 1984, followed by Vietnam in 1995, Myanmar and Laos in 1997, and Cambodia in 1999. This remarkable journey reflects the collective path undertaken by ASEAN member states, and we recall with honour and record with appreciation that, through our joint efforts, we all have driven ASEAN's growth and accomplishments across political, economic, and socio-cultural dimensions.

As ASEAN commemorates its 58th anniversary, it has transformed Southeast Asia from a region once marked by conflict and division into one of cooperation, peace, and growing prosperity.Key milestones in ASEAN's history include the establishment of the ASEAN Community in 2015, built on political-security,economic and socio-cultural pillars in the region.ASEAN has taken a leading role in fostering dialogue, security cooperation, and regional integration through key forums such as ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), East Asia Summit (EAS), ADMM-Plus. Additionally, it is with a matter of satisfaction to note that the implementation of the ASEAN Community Vision 2025 is in good progress.

The year 2025 marks a pivotal moment for ASEAN Community Vision 2045— a time to review achievements, recalibrate priorities, and chart a comprehensive strategy to achieve the goals of the ASEAN Community Vision 2045 - “Resilient, Innovative, Dynamic, and People-Centered ASEAN”. It serves as a launchpad for ASEAN to reaffirm its commitment to unity, sustainable development, economic dynamism, and regional peace— ensuring that by 2045, ASEAN is a globally respected and thriving community.

The Association must be competitive, robust, responsive, and well-connected in the face of fast changing geo-politics and the world economic trends. With this backdrop, it is obvious that the theme of the 2025 ASEAN Chairmanship “Inclusivity and Sustainability”, resonates well with our shared commitment to regional peace, security, stability, and development. In order to strengthen ASEAN's crucial role in engineering the regional security architecture, we must work together to consolidate ASEAN's centrality and unity.

Our unity, anchored in the ASEAN Charter — which enshrines territorial integrity, national sovereignty, non-interference, peaceful resolution of disputes, good governance, and multilateral cooperation— remains ASEAN’s guiding beacon. In the face of complex regional and global challenges— geopolitical shifts, economic disruptions, and climate-related crises— ASEAN has shown adaptability and resilience by collectively charting pathways forward.

Today, we reaffirm our commitment to the Charter’s principles, and the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation — the core instrument in its relations with the Dialogue Partners. Myanmar stands firm in its commitment to ASEAN’s unity and centrality, guided by the principles and aspirations of the ASEAN Charter. Despite the diverse political, cultural, and economic landscapes of our Member States, ASEAN’s strength lies in our ability to work together in unison while respecting each nation’s sovereignty.

The principle of non-interference, as outlined in the ASEAN Charter, ensures that we address regional challenges without external imposition, preserving the integrity of our collective decision-making of consensus. Myanmar stands firmly with ASEAN in rejecting any form of external interference.

Esteemed Citizens of Myanmar and the Peoples of ASEAN,

As we commemorate the 58th Anniversary of ASEAN, let us reaffirm our commitments to the ideals of unity in diversity, collective resilience, and shared prosperity. Let us celebrate this year’s Anniversary of ASEAN not only with pride in our past achievements, but also with collective resolve to safeguard peace, foster prosperity, and nurture the cultural richness of our region.

I wish all our peoples across the ASEAN Member States continued success, peace and prosperity in the years ahead. May the enduring spirit of ASEAN continue to live collectively in the hearts of our peoples.

                                                   Senior General Thadoe Maha Thray Sithu

                                                Thadoe Thiri Thudhamma Min Aung Hlaing

Chairman, State Security and Peace Commission

of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar

(8 August 2025)

Esteemed Citizens of Myanmar and the Peoples of ASEAN,

On the auspicious occasion of the 58thAnniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), I extend my heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all citizens of Myanmar and the peoples across ASEAN Member States, as we commemorate the 58th anniversary of our shared journey toward peace, prosperity, and regional unity. I wish all our peoples continued peace, development, and prosperity in the years ahead.

Since its inception in 1967, ASEAN has remained steadfast in its mission to promote regional peace, stability, development, and shared prosperity. With our combined efforts, wisdom and vision of the Member States, ASEAN has grown into a robust regional community promoting peace, stability, and prosperity. Myanmar is proud of being an integral part of this journey and steadfast in upholding the ASEAN Charter, recognizing its vital role in ensuring that our collective vision for a peaceful and prosperous Southeast Asia.

ASEAN was established in 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined in 1984, followed by Vietnam in 1995, Myanmar and Laos in 1997, and Cambodia in 1999. This remarkable journey reflects the collective path undertaken by ASEAN member states, and we recall with honour and record with appreciation that, through our joint efforts, we all have driven ASEAN's growth and accomplishments across political, economic, and socio-cultural dimensions.

As ASEAN commemorates its 58th anniversary, it has transformed Southeast Asia from a region once marked by conflict and division into one of cooperation, peace, and growing prosperity.Key milestones in ASEAN's history include the establishment of the ASEAN Community in 2015, built on political-security,economic and socio-cultural pillars in the region.ASEAN has taken a leading role in fostering dialogue, security cooperation, and regional integration through key forums such as ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), East Asia Summit (EAS), ADMM-Plus. Additionally, it is with a matter of satisfaction to note that the implementation of the ASEAN Community Vision 2025 is in good progress.

The year 2025 marks a pivotal moment for ASEAN Community Vision 2045— a time to review achievements, recalibrate priorities, and chart a comprehensive strategy to achieve the goals of the ASEAN Community Vision 2045 - “Resilient, Innovative, Dynamic, and People-Centered ASEAN”. It serves as a launchpad for ASEAN to reaffirm its commitment to unity, sustainable development, economic dynamism, and regional peace— ensuring that by 2045, ASEAN is a globally respected and thriving community.

The Association must be competitive, robust, responsive, and well-connected in the face of fast changing geo-politics and the world economic trends. With this backdrop, it is obvious that the theme of the 2025 ASEAN Chairmanship “Inclusivity and Sustainability”, resonates well with our shared commitment to regional peace, security, stability, and development. In order to strengthen ASEAN's crucial role in engineering the regional security architecture, we must work together to consolidate ASEAN's centrality and unity.

Our unity, anchored in the ASEAN Charter — which enshrines territorial integrity, national sovereignty, non-interference, peaceful resolution of disputes, good governance, and multilateral cooperation— remains ASEAN’s guiding beacon. In the face of complex regional and global challenges— geopolitical shifts, economic disruptions, and climate-related crises— ASEAN has shown adaptability and resilience by collectively charting pathways forward.

Today, we reaffirm our commitment to the Charter’s principles, and the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation — the core instrument in its relations with the Dialogue Partners. Myanmar stands firm in its commitment to ASEAN’s unity and centrality, guided by the principles and aspirations of the ASEAN Charter. Despite the diverse political, cultural, and economic landscapes of our Member States, ASEAN’s strength lies in our ability to work together in unison while respecting each nation’s sovereignty.

The principle of non-interference, as outlined in the ASEAN Charter, ensures that we address regional challenges without external imposition, preserving the integrity of our collective decision-making of consensus. Myanmar stands firmly with ASEAN in rejecting any form of external interference.

Esteemed Citizens of Myanmar and the Peoples of ASEAN,

As we commemorate the 58th Anniversary of ASEAN, let us reaffirm our commitments to the ideals of unity in diversity, collective resilience, and shared prosperity. Let us celebrate this year’s Anniversary of ASEAN not only with pride in our past achievements, but also with collective resolve to safeguard peace, foster prosperity, and nurture the cultural richness of our region.

I wish all our peoples across the ASEAN Member States continued success, peace and prosperity in the years ahead. May the enduring spirit of ASEAN continue to live collectively in the hearts of our peoples.

                                                   Senior General Thadoe Maha Thray Sithu

                                                Thadoe Thiri Thudhamma Min Aung Hlaing

Chairman, State Security and Peace Commission

of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Approval for Party Registration: UEC approved RNP for party registration

The Union Election Commission has approved the Rakhine Nationalities Party, with its headquarters located at No. 49, U Ottama Road, Central Ward, Kyaukphyu Township, Rakhine State for registration as a political party in accordance with Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law, effective from August 4, 2025. The registration number for the Rakhine Nationalities Party is (58).

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The Union Election Commission has approved the Rakhine Nationalities Party, with its headquarters located at No. 49, U Ottama Road, Central Ward, Kyaukphyu Township, Rakhine State for registration as a political party in accordance with Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law, effective from August 4, 2025. The registration number for the Rakhine Nationalities Party is (58).

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The Union Election Commission has approved the Rakhine Nationalities Party, with its headquarters located at No. 49, U Ottama Road, Central Ward, Kyaukphyu Township, Rakhine State for registration as a political party in accordance with Section 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law, effective from August 4, 2025. The registration number for the Rakhine Nationalities Party is (58).

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Tour in Southern Command: Meeting with Tatmadawmen and visiting the hospital

Chairman of the State Security and Peace Commission Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing visited the Southern Command on Saturday to inspect regional security measures.

Chairman of the State Security and Peace Commission Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing visited the Southern Command on Saturday to inspect regional security measures.

During the visit, the Senior General heard report on security operations, the formation of public security teams to ensure peace and stability, and welfare initiatives for military officers, Tatmadaw personnel, and their families. He instructed officials to ensure the effective implementation of security measures, to systematically monitor and prevent the illegal extraction of forest resources, and to efficiently carry out agricultural and livestock projects for the welfare of families. Later, the Senior General met with military officers, Tatmadawmen, and their families.

In his address, the Senior General emphasized the importance of fulfilling the duties entrusted by the Tatmadaw and safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty. He highlighted the Tatmadaw's ongoing efforts to maintain peace and stability in the country while working to reduce divisions based on political or ethnic differences. He noted that efforts to sign the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) were made during the tenure of the first democratic government in 2010, aiming to bring all armed organizations into the democratic process. However, due to external instigations, some ethnic armed groups did not join the peace process. The resulting armed conflicts caused setbacks in education, healthcare, and the economy.

The Senior General reaffirmed the commitment to achieving lasting peace and called for balanced progress in politics, ethnic affairs, and economic development. He also stressed the importance of maintaining strong relations with neighboring countries and the international community. He concluded by reiterating the goal of holding a free and fair multi-party democratic general election and called for the cooperation of all Tatmadawmen in contributing to national development.

During the meeting, foodstuff and cash assistance were presented for the military officers, Tatmadawmen and families as well as for the Maternal and Child Welfare Committee of the station. The Senior General and wife and party later visited the Station Hospital and comforted the patients who are receiving treatment. The Senior General also provided the needs of the hospital.

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Chairman of the State Security and Peace Commission Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing visited the Southern Command on Saturday to inspect regional security measures.

During the visit, the Senior General heard report on security operations, the formation of public security teams to ensure peace and stability, and welfare initiatives for military officers, Tatmadaw personnel, and their families. He instructed officials to ensure the effective implementation of security measures, to systematically monitor and prevent the illegal extraction of forest resources, and to efficiently carry out agricultural and livestock projects for the welfare of families. Later, the Senior General met with military officers, Tatmadawmen, and their families.

In his address, the Senior General emphasized the importance of fulfilling the duties entrusted by the Tatmadaw and safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty. He highlighted the Tatmadaw's ongoing efforts to maintain peace and stability in the country while working to reduce divisions based on political or ethnic differences. He noted that efforts to sign the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) were made during the tenure of the first democratic government in 2010, aiming to bring all armed organizations into the democratic process. However, due to external instigations, some ethnic armed groups did not join the peace process. The resulting armed conflicts caused setbacks in education, healthcare, and the economy.

The Senior General reaffirmed the commitment to achieving lasting peace and called for balanced progress in politics, ethnic affairs, and economic development. He also stressed the importance of maintaining strong relations with neighboring countries and the international community. He concluded by reiterating the goal of holding a free and fair multi-party democratic general election and called for the cooperation of all Tatmadawmen in contributing to national development.

During the meeting, foodstuff and cash assistance were presented for the military officers, Tatmadawmen and families as well as for the Maternal and Child Welfare Committee of the station. The Senior General and wife and party later visited the Station Hospital and comforted the patients who are receiving treatment. The Senior General also provided the needs of the hospital.

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Amendment of Law: Protecting the Privacy and Security of Citizens

The National Defence and Security Council enacted the Amendment of Law Protecting the Privacy and Security of Citizens, 2025, on August 1.  It was enacted as Law No. 1 of the Council under Section 427 of the Constitution. According to the amendments, the provisions in Sections 5, 7, and 8 of the original law will be suspended in accordance with Section 382 of the Constitution.

The National Defence and Security Council enacted the Amendment of Law Protecting the Privacy and Security of Citizens, 2025, on August 1.  It was enacted as Law No. 1 of the Council under Section 427 of the Constitution. According to the amendments, the provisions in Sections 5, 7, and 8 of the original law will be suspended in accordance with Section 382 of the Constitution.

This law will remain in effect during the period in which the National Defence and Security Council exercises legislative, executive, and judicial powers, prior to the reconstitution of the Hluttaws, as outlined in Section 427 of the Constitution. The order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).

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The National Defence and Security Council enacted the Amendment of Law Protecting the Privacy and Security of Citizens, 2025, on August 1.  It was enacted as Law No. 1 of the Council under Section 427 of the Constitution. According to the amendments, the provisions in Sections 5, 7, and 8 of the original law will be suspended in accordance with Section 382 of the Constitution.

This law will remain in effect during the period in which the National Defence and Security Council exercises legislative, executive, and judicial powers, prior to the reconstitution of the Hluttaws, as outlined in Section 427 of the Constitution. The order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).

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Union Government Meeting: Prime Minister addresses the meeting in Nay Pyi Taw

The Union Government held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Friday, attended by Prime Minister U Nyo Saw.

In his opening speech, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to uphold and safeguard Our Three Main National Causes: Non-Disintegration of the Union, Non-Disintegration of National Solidarity, and Perpetuation of Sovereignty. He also highlighted the importance of abiding by the Four Objectives laid down by the National Defence and Security Council and ensuring their effective implementation.

The Union Government held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Friday, attended by Prime Minister U Nyo Saw.

In his opening speech, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to uphold and safeguard Our Three Main National Causes: Non-Disintegration of the Union, Non-Disintegration of National Solidarity, and Perpetuation of Sovereignty. He also highlighted the importance of abiding by the Four Objectives laid down by the National Defence and Security Council and ensuring their effective implementation.

The Prime Minister stressed the need to move forward peacefully on the path of multi-party democracy, avoiding divisions based on political beliefs, ethnicity, or religion. He urged all citizens residing in the country to refrain from actions that could lead the nation away from the democratic path and to abide by existing laws in accordance with the Constitution. He further underlined the critical role of elections in advancing toward the democratic aspirations of the people.

As the Head of State has already announced that elections will be held in the coming December, he advised making the necessary arrangements to ensure convenience for eligible voters, including provisions for advance voting for those unable to vote on election day, in line with the prescribed rules and regulations. He reiterated that all relevant ministries must actively participate in their respective areas to ensure the successful holding of a free and fair multi-party democratic general election.

The Prime Minister also emphasized for boosting production and education promotion while ensuring for greening and pleasant environ in the country, in line with the mottos of “Let us encourage production for prosperity of the Nation”, “Let us ensure education sector for the development of the Nation” and “Let us protect our environment for the prosperity of the Nation”.  The union ministers later provided update reports on respective sectors.

In response to the reports, the Prime Minister explained the government’s efforts for reconstruction works in earthquake-hit areas, commodity price stability, assistance for quake-hit community, combating illegal trade and providing agricultural inputs.

The Prime Minister called for cooperation of all stakeholders for successful implementation of the goals and objectives of the nation.

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The Union Government held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Friday, attended by Prime Minister U Nyo Saw.

In his opening speech, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to uphold and safeguard Our Three Main National Causes: Non-Disintegration of the Union, Non-Disintegration of National Solidarity, and Perpetuation of Sovereignty. He also highlighted the importance of abiding by the Four Objectives laid down by the National Defence and Security Council and ensuring their effective implementation.

The Prime Minister stressed the need to move forward peacefully on the path of multi-party democracy, avoiding divisions based on political beliefs, ethnicity, or religion. He urged all citizens residing in the country to refrain from actions that could lead the nation away from the democratic path and to abide by existing laws in accordance with the Constitution. He further underlined the critical role of elections in advancing toward the democratic aspirations of the people.

As the Head of State has already announced that elections will be held in the coming December, he advised making the necessary arrangements to ensure convenience for eligible voters, including provisions for advance voting for those unable to vote on election day, in line with the prescribed rules and regulations. He reiterated that all relevant ministries must actively participate in their respective areas to ensure the successful holding of a free and fair multi-party democratic general election.

The Prime Minister also emphasized for boosting production and education promotion while ensuring for greening and pleasant environ in the country, in line with the mottos of “Let us encourage production for prosperity of the Nation”, “Let us ensure education sector for the development of the Nation” and “Let us protect our environment for the prosperity of the Nation”.  The union ministers later provided update reports on respective sectors.

In response to the reports, the Prime Minister explained the government’s efforts for reconstruction works in earthquake-hit areas, commodity price stability, assistance for quake-hit community, combating illegal trade and providing agricultural inputs.

The Prime Minister called for cooperation of all stakeholders for successful implementation of the goals and objectives of the nation.

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Order as Effective as Law: Declaration of Martial Law

The National Defence and Security Council issued Martial Law Order No.2/2025 as effective as law on Thursday.

In an effort to restore normalcy with administration mechanism, community peace and rule of law in the townships under the State of Emergency, martial order was declared under Section 413 (b) of the constitution, and entrusted the administrative and judiciary duties of those townships to the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services.

The National Defence and Security Council issued Martial Law Order No.2/2025 as effective as law on Thursday.

In an effort to restore normalcy with administration mechanism, community peace and rule of law in the townships under the State of Emergency, martial order was declared under Section 413 (b) of the constitution, and entrusted the administrative and judiciary duties of those townships to the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services.

The Commander-in-Chief shall exercise Martial Law by himself or shall transfer the power to the relevant military authority. The order shall remain in effect for 90 days starting July 31st. It was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).

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The National Defence and Security Council issued Martial Law Order No.2/2025 as effective as law on Thursday.

In an effort to restore normalcy with administration mechanism, community peace and rule of law in the townships under the State of Emergency, martial order was declared under Section 413 (b) of the constitution, and entrusted the administrative and judiciary duties of those townships to the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services.

The Commander-in-Chief shall exercise Martial Law by himself or shall transfer the power to the relevant military authority. The order shall remain in effect for 90 days starting July 31st. It was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).

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Order No.2/2025: Appointment of Constitutional Tribunal Chair and members

The National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.2/2025 on Thursday, regarding the appointment of Chairman of the Constitutional Tribunal of the Union and its members.

The National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.2/2025 on Thursday, regarding the appointment of Chairman of the Constitutional Tribunal of the Union and its members.

According to Section 427(b) of the constitution, the council continued to appoint and assign duties to the Chairman and members of the Constitutional Tribunal of the Union which was appointed by the State Administration Council under the Section 419 of the constitution. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the National Defence and Security Council Office.

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The National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.2/2025 on Thursday, regarding the appointment of Chairman of the Constitutional Tribunal of the Union and its members.

According to Section 427(b) of the constitution, the council continued to appoint and assign duties to the Chairman and members of the Constitutional Tribunal of the Union which was appointed by the State Administration Council under the Section 419 of the constitution. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the National Defence and Security Council Office.

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Order No 13/2025: Formation of the Region and State Governments

The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No 13/2025 on Thursday, regarding the formation of the Region and State Governments. In accordance with Section 427 (b) of the Constitution, Chin State Government, Sagaing Region Government, Bago Region Government, Mon State Government, Rakhine State Government and Ayeyawady Region Government were formed. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the National Defence and Security Council Office.

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The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No 13/2025 on Thursday, regarding the formation of the Region and State Governments. In accordance with Section 427 (b) of the Constitution, Chin State Government, Sagaing Region Government, Bago Region Government, Mon State Government, Rakhine State Government and Ayeyawady Region Government were formed. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the National Defence and Security Council Office.

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The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No 13/2025 on Thursday, regarding the formation of the Region and State Governments. In accordance with Section 427 (b) of the Constitution, Chin State Government, Sagaing Region Government, Bago Region Government, Mon State Government, Rakhine State Government and Ayeyawady Region Government were formed. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the National Defence and Security Council Office.

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Order No.3/2025: Appointment of UEC Chairman and members

The National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.3/2025 on Thursday, in accordance with section 427 (b) and section 428 of the Constitution.

It has stated that the council appointed and assigned duty to U Than Soe as Chairman of the Union Election Commission along with 13 commissioners. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the office of the National Defence and Security Council.

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The National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.3/2025 on Thursday, in accordance with section 427 (b) and section 428 of the Constitution.

It has stated that the council appointed and assigned duty to U Than Soe as Chairman of the Union Election Commission along with 13 commissioners. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the office of the National Defence and Security Council.

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The National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.3/2025 on Thursday, in accordance with section 427 (b) and section 428 of the Constitution.

It has stated that the council appointed and assigned duty to U Than Soe as Chairman of the Union Election Commission along with 13 commissioners. The order was signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the office of the National Defence and Security Council.

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