Reforms key for transformation of state-run factories to bear fruit

MYANMAR has begun the shift towards a market-ori-ented economy, which is better suited to a democratic system.
Use of vacant, fallow, virgin land needs to be in conformity with law
Myanmar is working on extending its forest reserves as part of its commitment to reducing the impact of climate change.
Civil discussions can end bloodshed
THE current armed conflicts in Myanmar have been around before the nation even achieved independence----------
No one is above the law
RULES, laws, orders, or instructions are, in fact, nothing but a set of dos and don’ts for the entire public in general and the concerned bodies or persons in particular. They are the principles we all must observe, from the date they come into force. And, it is important that we all understand them, and have, at the least, some degree of knowledge about them.
Cooperation between all stakeholders key for free and fair elections
THE Union Election Commission is committed to holding the 2020 general elections while meeting five standards: freedom of choice, fairness, transparency, accessibility and compatibility of the public desire with the results of the election.
Smooth repatriation demands adherence to bilateral agreement
MYANMAR officials were in a state of readiness at the reception and transit centres in Maungtaw, Rakhine State, on 22 August to carry out the most important task of repatriation under the bilateral agreement with Bangladesh.
Ramp up battle against TB
SOUTH East Asia is the region most affected by tuberculosis in the world, and there are serious social, political, and economic repercussions from the high incidence of the life-threatening disease.