National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No- 4/2025 on Thursday.
It stated that the Council has organized the State Security and Peace Commission to provide necessary guidance and coordinate effectively for successful holding the Multiparty Democratic General election during the legislation, Administration and Judiciary process in line with the Section 427 of the Constitution.
National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No- 4/2025 on Thursday.
It stated that the Council has organized the State Security and Peace Commission to provide necessary guidance and coordinate effectively for successful holding the Multiparty Democratic General election during the legislation, Administration and Judiciary process in line with the Section 427 of the Constitution.
According to the order, the commission was formed with 10 members, chaired by Pro-Tem President (Duty), Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing. Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Vice Senior General Soe Win was appointed as the Deputy Chairman, along with the members Prime Minister and Union Minister for National Planning U Nyo Saw, Chief Executive of the office of National Defence and Security Council U Aung Lin Dwe, Union Minister for Defence General Maung Maung Aye, Union Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Tun Tun Naung, Union Minister for Foreign Affairs U Than Swe, Union Minister for Border Affairs Lt-Gen Yar Pyae, and Chief of Staff (Army, Navy, Air ) General Kyaw Swar Lin. Joint Chief Executive of the National Defence and Security Council General Ye Win Oo was appointed as the Secretary of the Commission.
The Order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).
National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No- 4/2025 on Thursday.
It stated that the Council has organized the State Security and Peace Commission to provide necessary guidance and coordinate effectively for successful holding the Multiparty Democratic General election during the legislation, Administration and Judiciary process in line with the Section 427 of the Constitution.
According to the order, the commission was formed with 10 members, chaired by Pro-Tem President (Duty), Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing. Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Vice Senior General Soe Win was appointed as the Deputy Chairman, along with the members Prime Minister and Union Minister for National Planning U Nyo Saw, Chief Executive of the office of National Defence and Security Council U Aung Lin Dwe, Union Minister for Defence General Maung Maung Aye, Union Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Tun Tun Naung, Union Minister for Foreign Affairs U Than Swe, Union Minister for Border Affairs Lt-Gen Yar Pyae, and Chief of Staff (Army, Navy, Air ) General Kyaw Swar Lin. Joint Chief Executive of the National Defence and Security Council General Ye Win Oo was appointed as the Secretary of the Commission.
The Order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).
Sri Lankan President, Anura Kumara Disanayaka, has concluded his official state visit to the Maldives. The visit took place at the invitation of the President Muizzu, from 28 to 30 July.
Sri Lankan President, Anura Kumara Disanayaka, has concluded his official state visit to the Maldives. The visit took place at the invitation of the President Muizzu, from 28 to 30 July.
Upon During the visit, he engaged in official talks with President Dr Muizzu and witnessed the signing of a key Memorandum of Understanding and a treaty, both aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation. The two leaders also delivered joint press statements reaffirming their shared commitment to strengthening ties between the Maldives and Sri Lanka.
While the Maldives and Sri Lanka established diplomatic relations in 1965, this visit coincides with 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations.
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Sri Lankan President, Anura Kumara Disanayaka, has concluded his official state visit to the Maldives. The visit took place at the invitation of the President Muizzu, from 28 to 30 July.
Upon During the visit, he engaged in official talks with President Dr Muizzu and witnessed the signing of a key Memorandum of Understanding and a treaty, both aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation. The two leaders also delivered joint press statements reaffirming their shared commitment to strengthening ties between the Maldives and Sri Lanka.
While the Maldives and Sri Lanka established diplomatic relations in 1965, this visit coincides with 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations.
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France and 14 other countries signed a “New York Call” at a United Nations conference on Tuesday, calling for recognition of the State of Palestine, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot posted on his social media account on Wednesday.
France and 14 other countries signed a “New York Call” at a United Nations conference on Tuesday, calling for recognition of the State of Palestine, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot posted on his social media account on Wednesday.
The 15 countries expressed their willingness or positive consideration of the recognition of the State of Palestine, and invited nations across the world that have not done so to join the call. The collective appeal also voiced support for the “two-state solution,” demanded an immediate ceasefire and the release of hostages, and urged efforts to ensure unhindered humanitarian access.
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France and 14 other countries signed a “New York Call” at a United Nations conference on Tuesday, calling for recognition of the State of Palestine, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot posted on his social media account on Wednesday.
The 15 countries expressed their willingness or positive consideration of the recognition of the State of Palestine, and invited nations across the world that have not done so to join the call. The collective appeal also voiced support for the “two-state solution,” demanded an immediate ceasefire and the release of hostages, and urged efforts to ensure unhindered humanitarian access.
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The National Defence and Security Council held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Thursday. Pro-Tem President (Duty) Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the meeting and made a speech, outlining the government’s activities since assuming State duties, based on established objectives and a defined roadmap.
The National Defence and Security Council held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Thursday. Pro-Tem President (Duty) Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the meeting and made a speech, outlining the government’s activities since assuming State duties, based on established objectives and a defined roadmap.
He pledged to hold a multi-party democratic general election in the upcoming December, with the necessary laws being enacted to ensure the success of this goal. He stated that, to ensure broad participation from ethnic groups and representatives from all strata of society, the First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) system would be used for the Pyithu Hluttaw election, while the Mixed-Member Proportional (MMP) system would be applied for the Amyotha Hluttaw and Region/State Hluttaw elections. To guarantee a free, fair, and transparent election, international observers have been invited, and the election results will serve as evidence to the world of a dignified and credible Hluttaw.
He added that, as the entrusted duties have now been fulfilled, he has submitted a request for the revocation of the state of emergency and the handover of State responsibilities to the National Defence and Security Council. He also emphasized the need for continued cooperation in the preparation processes for the election. This was followed by discussions of the National Defence and Security Council members, at which the Pro-Tem President (Duty) made remarks. With the unamnimous approval, the Pro-Tem President (Duty) announced the revocation of the State Administration Council, and the meeting concluded.
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The National Defence and Security Council held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Thursday. Pro-Tem President (Duty) Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the meeting and made a speech, outlining the government’s activities since assuming State duties, based on established objectives and a defined roadmap.
He pledged to hold a multi-party democratic general election in the upcoming December, with the necessary laws being enacted to ensure the success of this goal. He stated that, to ensure broad participation from ethnic groups and representatives from all strata of society, the First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) system would be used for the Pyithu Hluttaw election, while the Mixed-Member Proportional (MMP) system would be applied for the Amyotha Hluttaw and Region/State Hluttaw elections. To guarantee a free, fair, and transparent election, international observers have been invited, and the election results will serve as evidence to the world of a dignified and credible Hluttaw.
He added that, as the entrusted duties have now been fulfilled, he has submitted a request for the revocation of the state of emergency and the handover of State responsibilities to the National Defence and Security Council. He also emphasized the need for continued cooperation in the preparation processes for the election. This was followed by discussions of the National Defence and Security Council members, at which the Pro-Tem President (Duty) made remarks. With the unamnimous approval, the Pro-Tem President (Duty) announced the revocation of the State Administration Council, and the meeting concluded.
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The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No.1/2025 on Thursday concerning the revocation of the order on transfer of state power. In accordance with Articles 417 and 418 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, a state of emergency was declared, and the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services was entrusted with the responsibility of exercising State power.
The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No.1/2025 on Thursday concerning the revocation of the order on transfer of state power. In accordance with Articles 417 and 418 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, a state of emergency was declared, and the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services was entrusted with the responsibility of exercising State power.
As the Commander-in-Chief has submitted a report stating that the responsibilities assigned to him have been successfully fulfilled, the National Defence and Security Council has accepted the report and decided to revoke the Order No. 1/2021 issued by the Office of the President on 1 February 2021, which had transferred State power to the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services. The Order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, the Pro-Tem President (Duty).
The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No.1/2025 on Thursday concerning the revocation of the order on transfer of state power. In accordance with Articles 417 and 418 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, a state of emergency was declared, and the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services was entrusted with the responsibility of exercising State power.
As the Commander-in-Chief has submitted a report stating that the responsibilities assigned to him have been successfully fulfilled, the National Defence and Security Council has accepted the report and decided to revoke the Order No. 1/2021 issued by the Office of the President on 1 February 2021, which had transferred State power to the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services. The Order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, the Pro-Tem President (Duty).
The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No.3/2025 on Thursday regarding the reformation of the Union Government. According to the Section 427(b) of the Constitution, the Union Government was reformed with 29 ministries, along with the Director-General of the Union Government Office.
The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No.3/2025 on Thursday regarding the reformation of the Union Government. According to the Section 427(b) of the Constitution, the Union Government was reformed with 29 ministries, along with the Director-General of the Union Government Office.
According to the order, U Nyo Saw was appointed as the Prime Minister, and the Union Minister at the Prime Minister Office and the Ministry of National Planning. There will be four ministries for the President Office, with the appointment of the Union Ministers U Tin Aung San, U Ko Ko Hlaing, U Maung Maung Tint and U Tun Ohn respectively.
U Mya Tun Oo was appointed as the Union Minister for Transport and Communications. General Maung Maung Aye as the Union Minister for Defence, Dr Kan Zaw as the Union Minister for Finance and Revenue, U Than Swe as the Union Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lt-Gen Tun Tun Naung as the Union Minister for Home Affairs, Lt-Gen Yar Pyae as the Union Minister for Border Affairs and Ethnic Affairs, Dr Wah Wah Maung as the Union Minister for Investment and Foreign Economic Relations, Dr Thida Oo as the Union Minister for Legal Affairs and Union Attorney General, U Maung Maung Ohn as the Union Minister for Information, U Tin Oo Lwin as the Union Minister for Religious Affairs and Culture, U Min Naung as the Union Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation, U Hla Moe as the Union Minister for Cooperatives and Rural Development, U Khin Maung Yi as the Union Minister for Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, U Nyan Tun as the Union Minister for Electric Power, U Ko Ko Lwin as the Union Minister for Energy, Dr Charlie Than as the Union Minister for Industry, U Myint Kyaing as the Union Minister for Immigration and Population, U Aung Kyaw Hoe as the Union Minister for Labour, U Chit Swe as the Union Minister for Commerce, Dr Myo Thein Kyaw as the Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr Thet Khaing Win as the Union Minister for Health and Jeng Phang Naw Taung as the Union Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs and Hotels and Tourism, U Myo Thant as the Union Minister for Construction, and Dr Soe Win as the Union Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement. U Nay Lin was appointed as the Director-General of the Union Government Office. The order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).
The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No.3/2025 on Thursday regarding the reformation of the Union Government. According to the Section 427(b) of the Constitution, the Union Government was reformed with 29 ministries, along with the Director-General of the Union Government Office.
According to the order, U Nyo Saw was appointed as the Prime Minister, and the Union Minister at the Prime Minister Office and the Ministry of National Planning. There will be four ministries for the President Office, with the appointment of the Union Ministers U Tin Aung San, U Ko Ko Hlaing, U Maung Maung Tint and U Tun Ohn respectively.
U Mya Tun Oo was appointed as the Union Minister for Transport and Communications. General Maung Maung Aye as the Union Minister for Defence, Dr Kan Zaw as the Union Minister for Finance and Revenue, U Than Swe as the Union Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lt-Gen Tun Tun Naung as the Union Minister for Home Affairs, Lt-Gen Yar Pyae as the Union Minister for Border Affairs and Ethnic Affairs, Dr Wah Wah Maung as the Union Minister for Investment and Foreign Economic Relations, Dr Thida Oo as the Union Minister for Legal Affairs and Union Attorney General, U Maung Maung Ohn as the Union Minister for Information, U Tin Oo Lwin as the Union Minister for Religious Affairs and Culture, U Min Naung as the Union Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation, U Hla Moe as the Union Minister for Cooperatives and Rural Development, U Khin Maung Yi as the Union Minister for Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, U Nyan Tun as the Union Minister for Electric Power, U Ko Ko Lwin as the Union Minister for Energy, Dr Charlie Than as the Union Minister for Industry, U Myint Kyaing as the Union Minister for Immigration and Population, U Aung Kyaw Hoe as the Union Minister for Labour, U Chit Swe as the Union Minister for Commerce, Dr Myo Thein Kyaw as the Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr Thet Khaing Win as the Union Minister for Health and Jeng Phang Naw Taung as the Union Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs and Hotels and Tourism, U Myo Thant as the Union Minister for Construction, and Dr Soe Win as the Union Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement. U Nay Lin was appointed as the Director-General of the Union Government Office. The order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).
A ceremony honouring the State Administration Council of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar was held at the Zeyathiri Beikman in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday. Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the event and delivered a speech.
A ceremony honouring the State Administration Council of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar was held at the Zeyathiri Beikman in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday. Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the event and delivered a speech.
He stated that the State Administration Council has been serving state duties for four and a half years, and that extensions have been made in accordance with the Constitution to successfully implement the Road Map. He expressed appreciation to all members of the government throughout this tenure for overcoming various challenges and obstacles.
He emphasized that the Tatmadaw is part of the state and that Tatmadawmen are part of the people. The Government and Tatmadaw have worked together to achieve lasting peace in the country, where national brethren live in unity and harmony.
The Prime Minister added that the State Administration Council government has implemented the KG+9 compulsory education system as part of the education reform process, contributing to the development of human resources needed for economic progress.
He reiterated that terrorists had committed destructive acts to prevent academic learning, the operation of hospitals and clinics, and business activities. He noted that such acts have only led to the deterioration of the socio-economic conditions of local communities, affecting health, education, and the economy.
He stated that agriculture and livestock are the primary sources of livelihood for rural populations, and that improving their social status could contribute to national economic development and poverty reduction. Highlighting the broad sown acreage of 6.39 million acres along the Ayeyawady and Chindwin rivers, the Prime Minister urged all to strive for double cropping to achieve higher yields and strengthen the nation’s economy.
Regarding the political process, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of having well-educated individuals with critical thinking skills represent the Hluttaw, as it is a legislative body. He also emphasized the need for collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure the participation of all eligible citizens in the voting process.
The Prime Minister expressed thanks to all stakeholders for their hard works and urged all to continue support for the journey ahead. After the meeting, a luncheon was served while the Myawady Music Band entertained with melodious songs.
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A ceremony honouring the State Administration Council of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar was held at the Zeyathiri Beikman in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday. Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the event and delivered a speech.
He stated that the State Administration Council has been serving state duties for four and a half years, and that extensions have been made in accordance with the Constitution to successfully implement the Road Map. He expressed appreciation to all members of the government throughout this tenure for overcoming various challenges and obstacles.
He emphasized that the Tatmadaw is part of the state and that Tatmadawmen are part of the people. The Government and Tatmadaw have worked together to achieve lasting peace in the country, where national brethren live in unity and harmony.
The Prime Minister added that the State Administration Council government has implemented the KG+9 compulsory education system as part of the education reform process, contributing to the development of human resources needed for economic progress.
He reiterated that terrorists had committed destructive acts to prevent academic learning, the operation of hospitals and clinics, and business activities. He noted that such acts have only led to the deterioration of the socio-economic conditions of local communities, affecting health, education, and the economy.
He stated that agriculture and livestock are the primary sources of livelihood for rural populations, and that improving their social status could contribute to national economic development and poverty reduction. Highlighting the broad sown acreage of 6.39 million acres along the Ayeyawady and Chindwin rivers, the Prime Minister urged all to strive for double cropping to achieve higher yields and strengthen the nation’s economy.
Regarding the political process, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of having well-educated individuals with critical thinking skills represent the Hluttaw, as it is a legislative body. He also emphasized the need for collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure the participation of all eligible citizens in the voting process.
The Prime Minister expressed thanks to all stakeholders for their hard works and urged all to continue support for the journey ahead. After the meeting, a luncheon was served while the Myawady Music Band entertained with melodious songs.
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The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No 5/2025 on Thursday, in accordance with Section 427(b) of the Constitution.
It has stated that the council appointed and assigned duty to Dr Chaw Chaw Sein as the Union Minister for Education. The order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).
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The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No 5/2025 on Thursday, in accordance with Section 427(b) of the Constitution.
It has stated that the council appointed and assigned duty to Dr Chaw Chaw Sein as the Union Minister for Education. The order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).
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The National Defence and Security Council issued an Order No 5/2025 on Thursday, in accordance with Section 427(b) of the Constitution.
It has stated that the council appointed and assigned duty to Dr Chaw Chaw Sein as the Union Minister for Education. The order was signed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Pro-Tem President (Duty).
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National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.4/2025 on Thursday, concerning the appointment of the Deputy Ministers. Under Section 427(b) of the constitution, the council appointed 35 deputy ministers for respective ministries. Similarly, the council appointed and assigned duty to Dr. Htein Lin Oo as Deputy Minister for Legal Affairs and Deputy Attorney General under Order No.5/2025.
National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.4/2025 on Thursday, concerning the appointment of the Deputy Ministers. Under Section 427(b) of the constitution, the council appointed 35 deputy ministers for respective ministries. Similarly, the council appointed and assigned duty to Dr. Htein Lin Oo as Deputy Minister for Legal Affairs and Deputy Attorney General under Order No.5/2025.
Likewise, the council appointed Dr Khin Naing Oo as the Union Auditor-General and Daw Naing Thet Oo as the Deputy Auditor-General, under Order No.6/2025. In addition, the council appointed U Soe Min Oo as the Chairman of the Union Civil Service Board, along with five members under Order No.7/2025. By Order No 8/2025, the Council appointed and assigned duty to U Lwin Oo as Chairman of Anti-Corruption Commission, along with four members of the commission. By Order No.9/2025, the council appointed Daw Than Than Swe as the Governor of the Central Bank of Myanmar, along with two Deputy Governors and four members of Board of Directors. The Council also appointed U Saw Tun Aung Myint as the Leader of the Central Advisory Board of the National Defence and Security Council, along with 14 members, under Order No.10/2025. The orders were signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the National Defence and Security Council Office.
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National Defence and Security Council Office issued an Order No.4/2025 on Thursday, concerning the appointment of the Deputy Ministers. Under Section 427(b) of the constitution, the council appointed 35 deputy ministers for respective ministries. Similarly, the council appointed and assigned duty to Dr. Htein Lin Oo as Deputy Minister for Legal Affairs and Deputy Attorney General under Order No.5/2025.
Likewise, the council appointed Dr Khin Naing Oo as the Union Auditor-General and Daw Naing Thet Oo as the Deputy Auditor-General, under Order No.6/2025. In addition, the council appointed U Soe Min Oo as the Chairman of the Union Civil Service Board, along with five members under Order No.7/2025. By Order No 8/2025, the Council appointed and assigned duty to U Lwin Oo as Chairman of Anti-Corruption Commission, along with four members of the commission. By Order No.9/2025, the council appointed Daw Than Than Swe as the Governor of the Central Bank of Myanmar, along with two Deputy Governors and four members of Board of Directors. The Council also appointed U Saw Tun Aung Myint as the Leader of the Central Advisory Board of the National Defence and Security Council, along with 14 members, under Order No.10/2025. The orders were signed by Aung Lin Dwe, Executive Chief of the National Defence and Security Council Office.
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Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Disanayaka met with several members of Maldives’ ministerial cabinet in efforts to explore more areas of cooperation between the two countries during his ongoing state visit to the Maldives.
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Disanayaka met with several members of Maldives’ ministerial cabinet in efforts to explore more areas of cooperation between the two countries during his ongoing state visit to the Maldives.
On the second day of his visit, the president met the Maldives Ministers, where he reaffirmed commitment of the Government of Maldives to working closely with Sri Lanka to further strengthen the longstanding bonds of friendship. The meetings also focused on enhancing bilateral defence cooperation, continue cooperation across a broader range of areas and deepening economic ties and collaborative development efforts.
As part of the visit, two agreements have been signed between Sri Lanka and the Maldives. President is scheduled to end his three-day official visit to the Maldives on Wednesday.
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Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Disanayaka met with several members of Maldives’ ministerial cabinet in efforts to explore more areas of cooperation between the two countries during his ongoing state visit to the Maldives.
On the second day of his visit, the president met the Maldives Ministers, where he reaffirmed commitment of the Government of Maldives to working closely with Sri Lanka to further strengthen the longstanding bonds of friendship. The meetings also focused on enhancing bilateral defence cooperation, continue cooperation across a broader range of areas and deepening economic ties and collaborative development efforts.
As part of the visit, two agreements have been signed between Sri Lanka and the Maldives. President is scheduled to end his three-day official visit to the Maldives on Wednesday.
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