Commemorative Ceremony: Silver Jubilee of NUAC Mandalay

A commemorative ceremony of the 25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee of National University of Arts and Culture - NUAC Mandalay took place at the university on November 5th.

Union Minister for Culture, Hotels and Tourism U Khin Maung Soe attended the ceremony and cut the ceremonial ribbon together with the Mandalay Region Chief Minister U Myo Aung and concerned officials to open the ceremony. Subsequently, the Union Minister unveiled the commemorative statue infront of the Gant Gaw campus building.

The Union Minister and party viewed the displayed booths of respective departments along the Adipadi Road. At the Myinzuthaka Hall, the Union Minister praised the effort and determination of lecturers and faculty members under the guidance of the rectors for development of the university.

The Union Minister said celebrating the Silver Jubilee Anniversary is a momentum for successfully implementation of policies and goals adopted by the nation. Highlighting the soft power of the country, the Union Minister urged all to preserve nation’s cultural heritage, traditions, arts and national characteristics while passing down to the next generations.

Rector U Aung San Oo also clarified the purpose of holding the Silver Jubilee ceremony. This was followed by screening of a commemorative video clip and, presenting commemorative gifts to the Union Minister and the Mandalay Region Chief Minister.

In addition, awards were presented to the outstanding staff and authors of the university magazine. The ceremony concluded with the entertainment programs by the students. Established on 5th November 2001, the National University of Arts and Culture (Mandalay) is an institution dedicated to the discovery, preservation, and promotion of Myanmar’s cultural heritage, along with the exploration, advancement, and disseminating the culture and customs of the ethnic nationalities.

The University also engages in collaborative partnerships with arts universities abroad to ensure the flourishing of traditional Myanmar arts in line with the modern era. The University offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees and diplomas across several creative and fine arts disciplines. During the 25 year period, the University has turned out a total of 1,736 graduates.