Elected representatives in the respective Hluttaws are viewing the country’s political, economic, and social sectors from a broad perspective and have begun organizing and preparing to serve their duties to the best of their abilities for national development. Accordingly, relevant sectoral committees have been formed within the Hluttaw sessions to initiate and undertake their respective responsibilities.
In drafting the State’s laws, efforts are being carried out in accordance with Hluttaw procedures with the objectives of adopting appropriate approaches, enacting effective legislation, and, in particular, considering key factors for the development of the country’s economic sector. These efforts also aim to gain knowledge of internationally practised standards and to ensure the smooth implementation of the new government’s functions.
The Hluttaws and the respective government bodies must, without fail, undertake efforts to ensure peace and stability and the rule of law, which are fundamental to national development. A key weakness in economic development has been the shortage of skilled professionals capable of driving the economy forward.
To enhance knowledge and skills, individuals must study a wide range of disciplines, with school education serving as the foundation for sharpening intellectual capacity and developing critical thinking. Therefore, the respective Hluttaws and the new government must continue to strengthen education for future generations of youth, as only then will the country’s human resources develop and improve.
Infrastructure, inter-regional connectivity, and strong digital communication systems are essential requirements for national economic development. To modernize the country, these infrastructures must be further improved. This cannot be accomplished by the government alone; it requires the cooperation and participation of local communities, relevant organizations, the Tatmadaw, and all Hluttaw representatives.
In promoting peace and the rule of law, the participation of each individual citizen is essential. Only when the rule of law is upheld can peace be achieved. Therefore, peace talks based on sincerity and transparency, involving all relevant organizations, should be resumed. With the future of the nation and the younger generations in mind, it is necessary to prioritize the national interest over individual or group interests, so as to build a peaceful nation.
Only then will it be possible to transform our beloved Myanmar into a peaceful nation and, from there, build a modern, developed, and prosperous country, enabling development activities to be carried out across all regions of the country. To realize such a peaceful and prosperous country and to end armed conflicts, the Hluttaws, the respective governments, Tatmadaw, and the entire population must work together with determination and collective effort.
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