Tour in Minsk: Myanmar delegation visits Belarus

Pyidaungsu Hluttaw and Amyotha Hluttaw Speaker U Aung Lin Dwe and delegation members visited the Victory Square in Minsk on Wednesday, during their visit to Belarus.

The Speaker laid a wreath and paid tribute at the Victory Monument, which was built in 1954 to commemorate Soviet soldiers and Belarusian partisans who died fighting Nazi invaders during World War II. Standing 38 metres tall, it features an Eternal Flame in memory of the fallen and serves as a prominent site for tributes by international diplomats and world leaders.

The delegation later proceeded to the Senate of Belarus, where they held talks with Senate Chairperson Natalya Kochanova. They discussed bilateral relations, which were established in 1999 and marked their 27th anniversary on September 22, 2026. Both sides highlighted mutual trust, high-level exchanges and the implementation of a 2026–2028 Roadmap to strengthen cooperation.

They also discussed enhancing parliamentary ties, sharing legislative experiences and best practices, arranging reciprocal visits by parliamentary delegations, and strengthening cooperation in international parliamentary forums. This was followed by signing of the MOU on Cooperation between the two Parliaments. The delegation later took a tour of the parliamentary building. In the afternoon, the delegation visited Minsk Tractor Plant and Automobile Factory and First National Trade House.