Strive to ensure food security nationwide
Myanmar has 33 million acres of cultivated land, which is sufficient for its needs. Rather than expanding cultivated areas, it is necessary to make efficient use of land and increase…
Myanmar-Laos State Visit: A New Milestone in Bilateral Relations and Regional Cooperation
By Ms Moon In international relations, state visits represent far more than ceremonial exchanges between leaders. They symbolize mutual respect, trust, friendship, and a shared commitment to strengthening cooperation. Good-neighbourly…
Crack down on online scam and gambling activities
Online scams and gambling activities have so far destroyed the socioeconomic lives of the people in many countries worldwide. But these activities do not stop their attempts to trap the…
Join peace talks to end conflicts
ONLY those who live in areas without peace and stability can truly understand the value of peace and stability. The lives of people in such unstable regions are extremely pitiful.…
Open Letter to the UN Secretary-General (2)
By Min Khant Dear Mr Secretary-General of the United Nations, I have the honour to present my second open letter as a direct follow-up to my previous correspondence. In my…
A National Responsibility for Myanmar’s Future
IN EVERY corner of the world, governments are facing a common enemy that threatens not only public health but also national security, social stability, and economic development. That enemy is…
Establish Myanmar and Laos relations as strategic partner countries
MYANMAR and Laos are trusted neighbouring countries and good friends. The two countries have always maintained their long-standing friendly relations and will continue to preserve these traditionally close ties in…
Convenience limits human potential through technology
By Augustin A HEART WARMING interaction between a grandson and his grandmother serves as a profound parable for our modern digital age. While learning to use an iPad, the grandmother…
The Importance of Both Linguistic and Communicative Competence for the Mastery of a Language
By Maung Maung Aye TO master a language, both linguistic competence and communicative competence are important. Neither one alone is sufficient. Linguistic competence provides the knowledge of language. By means…
Grasp chance to enjoy secure and sustainable future
COUNTRIES around the world have devoted decades of effort to improving the living standards of rural communities, creating better economic opportunities, and narrowing the development gap between urban and rural…