A delegation led by Ms Zeng Yan, Member of the Standing Committee of Yunnan Province Party Committee and Director of the Public Affairs Department, paid a courtesy call on U Maung Maung Ohn, Union Minister for Information, at the ministry of­fice in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday.

During the meeting, both sides engaged in cordial dis­cussions on various matters, in­cluding the expansion of media collaboration between the two countries. They also explored op­portunities for cooperation with local media in Yunnan Province. The discussions aimed to en­hance mutual understanding and familiarity between not only the governments but also the people of both nations. The talks covered various aspects, including televi­sion, print media, new media and economic development.

Following the productive meeting, Union Minister U Maung Maung Ohn and the visiting delegation exchanged souvenirs to commemorate the occasion. The meeting was at­tended by Permanent Secretary U Myo Myint Maung and depart­mental heads.

Later, the Union minister hosted a luncheon for the dele­gation members at the Horizon Lake View Hotel in Nay Pyi Taw.

In the morning, the Yun­nan Province delegation visited Myanmar Radio and Television in Nay Pyi Taw – Tatkon. They were warmly welcomed by Di­rector-General U Ye Naing and officials from MRTV-NRC Chan­nel. Discussions centred on me­dia cooperation between the two countries, and souvenirs were exchanged.

The delegation also had the opportunity to witness the recording and broadcasting of news at the MRTV News Chan­nel Studio and the recording of the song “Twaychin Thoet Htar­nay Myanmarpyi” (Inhabitant Place of Myanmar for National Brethren) by Myanmar Radio and Television staff at the Au­ditorium.

Additionally, officials provid­ed insights into the equipment used in various broadcasting eras, live televised vehicles, news presentation modules, historical photos, musical instruments, and other exhibits. A total of 40 items, including vintage records and ra­dio equipment, were on display at the Diamond Jubilee Museum of Myanmar Radio and Television.

In the afternoon, the Yunnan Province delegation visited the Gem Museum.

In the evening, the delega­tion left Nay Pyi Taw by air for Yangon. — MNA/TS