Giving Guidance: PM met cabinet members in Nay Pyi Taw

Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing met with the Union Ministers, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman, Chief Ministers of Regions and States and Chairmen of the Self-Administered Zones and Division in Nay Pyi Taw on Friday.

In his guidance, the Prime Minister said the successful holding of the 75th anniversary Diamond Jubilee Independence Day is the historic milestone of the State Administration Council Government. He expressed his appreciation for the collective efforts of the all concerned persons.

He continued that based on the experiences throughout the history, efforts are being made for achieving two political objectives of emergence of a genuine discipline multi-party democracy system and building a union based on democracy and federal system.

For the national objectives, implementations have been made for prosperity of the nation and food sufficiency. In order to achieve the goal of prosperity of the nation, priority has been made for achieving peace in the country.

The Prime Minister urged all the attendees to make strenuous efforts for returning the normalcy of the country situation as in the years 2011 and 2016 in order to implement the two political objectives.

The Chairman of the Nay Pyi Taw Council, Chief Ministers and the Chairmen of the Self-Administered Zones and Division reported on the regional development works, efforts for stability and rule of law, progress of Pan Khin Project, MSME development, agriculture and livestock breeding works, education and health sectors, river water pumping projects by solar-powered energy, and investments and employment opportunities.

The Union Ministers elaborated on the disbursement of loans, sufficient supply of electricity, cooperation for collecting voters list, boosting cultivation of beans and pulses, legal matters, exchange of vehicle plate numbers, appointment of education staff, guidance for MSME businesses, control of border entry for COVID-19 containment measures, formation of public security groups, and registration of association according to the law.

Secretary of the State Administration Council Lt-Gen Ye Win Oo also explained the terrorist acts by the NUG, CRPH and PDF and security measures being carried out for stability of the state.

The Prime Minister discussed for security measures, education, availability of drinking water, food sufficiency, irrigation water, boosting production, reduction the use of fuel and prioritizing for using public transportation, generation of electricity in the regions and states, development of sports sector, and sales of agriculture and livestock products with reasonable price.

He urged all the Regions and States Chief Ministers to carry out the tasks for accuracy of voters lists and casting votes by the each and every individual, stressing that casting vote or not during the election is the will of the individual, and the government's responsibility is to make everyone able to vote.

The Prime Minister called for utmost efforts of all concerned persons in implementing the tasks since the consideration has to be made for the election depending on the progress of works.