Meeting with Staff Members and Students: SAC Chairman staff members and students in Kunming

Chairman of State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing currently in Kunming City of the People’s Republic of China met with the staff families of Myanmar Consulate and scholarship students in the morning on 6th November.First, the staff families of Myanmar Consulate and scholarship students warmly welcome the SAC Chairman and members.

Next, the Consul General U Thwin Htet Lin and staff families reported the matters on serving the duties and the scholarship students clarified regarding with trainings.In his address, the Chairman of the State Administration Council and Prime Minister mentioned that during his visit to attend the 8thLancang-Mekong Cooperation Summit and other meetings in the People's Republic of China, he met with officials to provide necessary instructions for those serving the nation’s duties abroad.

He emphasized the importance of mutual support among those working overseas on behalf of the country and urged to work together effectively to fulfill responsibilities with excellence.He encouraged the officials to study the history, traditions, and development of the countries where they serve, to gain insights and learn lessons that could help drive progress in own country’s development.

He highlighted the significance of diplomatic relations between the nations. He also elaborated on country’s ongoing political transition, aiming to solidify a multi-party democratic path and establish a genuine and honest democratic system. He outlined the ongoing preparations to ensure a successful, free, fair, and credible multi-party democratic general election and explained these efforts in detail.

Next, the SAC Chairman Prime Minister provided gifts and cash assistance for the families of consulate General and military and civil trainees and Myanmar Ambassador, Myanmar military attache’ (Army, Navy, Air), Myanmar Consul General and trainees accepted. After that, the SAC Chairman took a documentary photo together with the families of consulate General and military and civil trainees, it’s learnt.