Aid to Youths: MoEA provides rice and cash assistance

The Ministry of Ethnic Affairs provided aid for ethnic youths in Pyin Oo Lwin Township of Mandalay Region. At the GaYuNarThit Philanthropic Center for Youths, Union Minister U Saw Tun Aung Myint said that philanthropic and charity schools need to be registered.

He also gave guidance to the youths that the COVID-19 disease has not completely disappeared, so special attention is needed. The Union Minister urged the youths not to be discouraged and try to find knowledge. He also stressed that children are the future stars of the nation, so they must aim to be able to enlighten others.

In raising children, they must be taught well even when they are young. From a young age, they must live with good behavior and discipline. They also have to appreciate their parents and teachers and must benefit the country. And, the Union Minister provided 10 bags of rice and cash assistance before overseeing the manageable agricultural and livestock activities.

Also, at the ThetSanYay Philanthropic Center, the Union Minister met with the youths and concerned officials of the Center. There, he urged the youths to try to live with goals, to become fair, generous and empathetic people and to develop the country. After giving guidance, the Union Minister provided 10 bags of rice and cash assistance.