(1) Government striving for development of human resources in all sectors 

YANGON, 17 June - Chairman of Myanmar Education Committee Secretary-1 of the State Peace and  Development the Council, accompanied by ministers, the Chief of Staff (Air), the deputy ministers,  officials of the State Peace and Development Council Office and departmental officials, left here for  Einme in Ayeyawady Division by helicopter this morning. On arrival at Einme at 8.30 am, they were  welcomed by member of the State Peace and Development Council Chairman of Ayeyawady Division  Peace and Development Council Commander of South-West Command Maj-Gen Thura Shwe Mann,  Deputy Commander Brig-Gen. Tint Swe, district and township authorities and officials.

The Secretary-1 and party went to the basic education high school in Einme to attend the opening
ceremony of the multimedia teaching centre. They were welcomed by the headmistress, teachers, the  chairman and members of the school board of trustees and students. Headmistress Daw Khin Nyein and  Chairman of the School Board of Trustees U Mya Win formally opened the multimedia teaching centre.  Then, the Secretary-1 formally unveiled the signboard of the multimedia teaching centre. Afterwards, the  Secretary-1 and party inspected the computer application and e-mail room, the computer-aided instruction  room, the electronic media (language lab) room, the projected media (overhead projector) room, the  printed media (reading corner) room, the electronic media (video system) room and watched the skill  demonstration of students.

The Secretary-1 and party inspected the domestic science room and the painting room, and the students  presented gifts to them. Then, a ceremony to mark the opening of the multimedia teaching centre was  held in Shwenyila Hall of the school. The students demonstrated their artistic skills. Headmistress Daw  Khin Nyein reported on efforts for the opening of the multimedia teaching centre, and Chairman of the  School Board of Trustees U Mya Win on assistance provided by the school board of trustees for the  emergence of the multimedia teaching centre.

The Secretary-1 presented teaching aids  a TV set and video tapes  to the headmistress. Then, the
Secretary-1 thanked towns elders, teachers, members of the school board of trustees and local authorities  for their concerted efforts for the successful opening of the multimedia teaching centre at the basic  education high school in Einme. He also said that it is satisfying to see that students are working hard in  their studies. The Secretary-1 then elaborated on the education promotion programmes and measures  being taken for the development of human resources. Later, the Secretary-1 and party, together with the  headmistress and teachers and members of the school board of trustees, towns elders and students, posed  for documentary photos.

The Secretary-1 and party proceeded to Kyonmangay to attend the opening ceremony of the multimedia  teaching centre at the basic education high school. On arrival there at 10.30 am, they were welcomed by  district and township authorities, Director-General of No 1 Basic Education Department U Tin Nyo,  district and township departmental officials and members of the Union Solidarity and Development  Association. The Secretary-1 and party went to the basic education high school in Kyonmange. They were  welcomed by the headmistress and staff, the chairman and members of the school board of trustees and  students. Headmistress Daw Myint Myint Thein and Chairman of the School Board of Trustees U Kyaw  Maung formally opened the multimedia teaching centre. The Secretary-1 formally unveiled the signboard  of the multimedia teaching centre.

After that, the Secretary-1 and party inspected the alter room, the electronic media (video system) room,  the computer application and e-mail room, the electronic media (language lab) room, the printed media  (reading corner) room and the projected media room.

The Secretary-1 inspected the painting room and the domestic science room. Later, the Secretary-1 and  party inspected the music room and watched the skill demonstration of the students. Then, a ceremony to  mark the opening of the multimedia teaching centre was held in Shwekyone Yadana Hall of the school. It  was attended by the Secretary-1 and party, district and township officials, service personnel, towns elders  and members of social organizations. Headmistress Daw Myint Myint Thein and Chairman of the School  Board of Trustees U Kyaw Maung reported on efforts for the opening of the multimedia teaching centre.

Afterwards, the Secretary-1 presented teaching aids  a TV set and video tapes  to Headmistress Daw Myint  Myint Thein. Then, the Secretary-1 thanked local authorities, towns elders, teachers and members of the  school board of trustees for their contribution to the opening of the multimedia teaching centre at the basic  education high school in Kyonmangay. He added that systematic measures are being taken to ensure the  emergence of outstanding intellectuals and intelligentsia. At the basic education level, education  promotion programmes are being implemented step by step. In accord with the guidance of Head of State  Senior General Than Shwe, national education promotion special four-year plan is being implemented at  the basic education level and the higher education level with the aim of enabling the education sector of  Myanmar to keep abreast with those of the nations in South-East Asian region. The aims and objectives of  the education sector of the State are very wide-ranging. In implementing the wide-ranging aims and  objectives of the education sector, arrangements to enlist the participation of the people have been made  since the plan was formulated. Due to efforts of heads of schools and teachers, assistance of the school  board of trustees, the active participation of people and wellwishers, implementation of plans have been
making progress.

The government is striving for development of human resources in all sectors. In addition, in the basic  education sector, the objective for ensuring all school-age children are sent to school is being implemented  and it is making progress not only in urban areas but also in rural areas. It is encouraging to see the  decoration of the multimedia teaching centre opened today at the basic education high school in  Kyonmangay and intellectual power and diligence of the students. Students are required to work hard with  the use of modern teaching aids and to strive to become outstanding and efficient. Teachers are also  required to train students systematically to become intellectuals and intelligentsia on whom the State  relies. The government is taking measures for the development of human resources, emergence of  international standard education, the turning out of all-round outstanding students and the narrowing of  the education gap between urban and rural areas. The people need to continue to cooperate with the  government.

After the ceremony, the Secretary-1 and party, together with the headmistress and teachers, the chairman  and members of the school board of trustees, towns elders and students, posed for documentary photos.  After that, the Secretary-1 and party visited Atula Buddha Maha Swedaw Pagoda in Kyonmangay. They  paid homage to the Buddha image and the sacred tooth relic of the Buddha conveyed from Kanni. Then,  the Secretary-1 made donations to the fund of the pagoda. The Secretary-1 and party left Kyonmangay by helicopter and arrived back here in the afternoon. Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein, who  accompanied the Secretary-1, inspected Township People's Hospital (25-bed) in Einme and Station  Hospital (16-bed) in Kyonmangay. The minister gave instructions on keeping the hospitals and their  environs clean and supply of hospital equipment.

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(2) Foodstuff sent to Tatmadawmen in forward areas

YANGON, 17 June-Wellwishers are donating local-made foodstuff and gifts to Tatmadawmen
discharging national defence duties in far-flung forward areas. General Staff Officer (Grade III) Capt  Aung Moe of the Office of Strategic Studies of the Ministry of Defence and party sent the foodstuff  donated by wellwishers to the camps in remote front-line areas for the sixth time this morning. Deputy  Chief of OSS Deputy Director of Defence Services Intelligence Maj-Gen Kyaw Win supervised the  transport of the foodstuff and gifts at Tatmadaw Guest House on Inya Road.

The donations included 1,089 boxes each containing 50 cartons of cigarette, 465 boxes each containing 24  tins of canned fish, 100 boxes each containing 12 packages of A & T Mary Biscuit, 78 boxes each  containing 72 bottles of TT soft drink, 66 boxes each containing 180 packages of Mamee noodle, 66 boxes  each containing 144 bottles of fried shrimp-paste, 63 boxes each containing 120 packages of Ko Ko snack,  50 boxes each containing 90 packages of Calsium cereal, 38 boxes each containing 1,000 packets of Gold  Roast coffee mix, 30 buckets each containing ten viss of Diamond brand butter, 38 boxes of novels,  journals and magazines, 20 boxes each containing 12 tins of Top One soft drink, 20 boxes of Owl Brand  coffee mix, 15 boxes each containing 13 packages of Lon Lon fish crispies, five boxes each containing  1,000 packets of Mya Kalat traditional medicine, two boxes each containing 6,000 packets of Su Su Aye  Aung traditional medicine, four boxes each containing 5,000 La Min Brand cheroots and three boxes of  tapes of songs " Along-phaya-mway-de-Myanma-thway" totalling 28 tons in weight. The convoy carrying the foodstuff left here at 5 am today.

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(3) Minister for Rail Transportation inspects construction of Donthami Bridge

YANGON, 17 June-Minister for Rail Transportation U Pan Aung, Managing Director of Myanma
Railways Col Min Swe and officials yesterday inspected construction of Donthami Bridge. The minister  gave instructions on worksite safety, construction of the bridge in accord with the set standard and  completion of the bridge in time and attended to the requirements.

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(4) Poet Laureate U Soe Nyunt, recipient of the Literary Messenger of Friendship award honoured

YANGON, 17 June-A ceremony to honour U Soe Nyunt (Htila Sitthu), recipient of the Literary
Messenger of Friendship Award of Writers Association of the People's Republic of China, organized by  Myanmar Writers and Journalists Association was held at Oktara Hall of Karaweik Palace this afternoon,  attended by Minister for Information Maj-Gen Kyi Aung. Also present were Deputy Minister for  Information U Thein Sein, Deputy Minister for Forestry Col Theik Tun, member of Civil Service  Selection and Training Board U Nyunt Swe, Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar Mr Li Jinjun, Counsellor  Mr Tang Ying, Cultural Counsellor Mrs Rem Xiuzhi, Chairman of MWJA U Hla Myaing (Ko Hsaung),  Deputy Chairmen U Tin Kha (Tatkatho Tin Kha), U Than Maung and Col Myint Thein, EC members,  literati and guests.

Secretary of MWJA U Hla Tun (Hla Tun Twantay) acted as master of ceremonies. First, Chairman of  MWJA U Hla Myaing made a speech. He said he was very pleased to give a speech at the ceremony to  honour Deputy Minister for Culture Poet U Soe Nyunt (Htila Sitthu). The chairman said the literary award  is the first ever of its kind presented to international literati by Writers Association of the People's  Republic of China with the consent of Ministry of Culture of the PRC. The honorary certificate stated that  this is to award Mr U Soe Nyunt the honorary title of Literary Messenger of Friendship for his outstanding  contribution to the cultural exchange and the great cause of friendship between Chinese and Myanma  peoples. Presenting the Literary Messenger of Friendship to Htila Sitthu is a new historic milestone for the  history of China-Myanmar friendship that lasted for thousands of years and it is a sign of exchange of  friendship and cooperation between literary worlds of the two countries. He said Myanmar and China  have been friendly nations for a long time.

The China-Myanmar friendship existed long long ago and the friendship between the two countries has  continued to exist till the State Peace and Development Council. Frequent visits of far-sighted leaders of  the two countries strengthened Paukphaw friendship, he added. Then, U Hla Kyaing (Paragu) presented  brief biography of U Soe Nyunt. Later, U Soe Nyunt spoke words of thanks. He said. It was Myanmar that  supported the People's Republic of China first to become a member nation of United Nations in 1949 in  the history of friendship between Myanmar and China. Bandung Conference was held in Indonesia in  1955.

Ten agreements and five principles of peaceful co-existence were laid down at the conference. They are;  respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations, abstention from intervention and  interference in the internal affairs of other countries, assistance in mutual interests and cooperation,  peaceful coexistence. The principles have been practised so far. When the present government came to  power Prime Minister Mr Li Peng sent a telegram of support to Chairman of State Law and Order  Restoration Council from the aircraft on his way to Thailand. Chairman of State Law and Order  Restoration Council Senior General Than Shwe, Vice-Chairman General Maung Aye and Secretary-1 Lt- Gen. Khin Nyunt paid goodwill visits to PRC. Vice-President Mr Hu Jintao of PRC and Chief of Staff  General Fu Kywun Yu of Peoples' Liberation Army visited Myanmar. Efforts for friendship made by  leaders of the two countries are very fruitful.

I have been writing and publishing news, articles and books on policy of friendship laid down by the
leaders of the two countries. Presenting me the award means the people of PRC present the award to the  people of Myanmar. The award brought honour to Union of Myanmar. And he expressed thanks for  holding the ceremony. Then, U Hla Myaing presented a certificate of honour to U Soe Nyunt (Htila  Sitthu). Afterwards, Secretary U Hla Tun of MWJA thanked U Khin Shwe who donated cash for the  ceremony. Then, U Soe Nyunt cordially greeted guests before the ceremony came to an end.

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(5) Minister for Communications, Posts and Telegraphs inspects auto-telephone exchange in Bahan Township

YANGON, 17 June-Minister for Communications, Posts and Telegraphs Brig-Gen. Thein Zaw yesterday inspected the auto-telephone exchange in Bahan Township. Chief Engineer of the auto-telephone  exchange reported on the strength of service personnel, functions, telephone exchanges installed in  Yangon, telephone lines, the network of the telephone exchanges and arrangements to replace old  exchanges with new ones. The minister gave instructions and inspected the equipment in the auto- telephone exchange. The minister went to Wailuwun Radio Station where the chief engineer and the  deputy chief engineer reported on microwave and radio communication systems, use of the mobile  telephone system, HF radio and carrier links and installation of the mobile telephone system. The minister  gave instructions and inspected the equipment used in the cellular mobile and CDMA telephone systems.

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(6) Winners of Anti- Drug Abuse day Competitions announce

YANGON, 17 June- The list of prize-winners of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit  Trafficking Commemorative short story, article, song, poem, cartoon, painting and poster competitions  which falls on 26 June was announced today. In the short story contest, Aung Phone Wai won the first  prize, Khin Zarni Kyaw (Kawlin) the second and Nay Chi (Magway) the third. Special prize winners were  Khin Le Le Chit (Myan/Gon), Thet Htar Lwin, Hmwe Nge Nge Maung Thet Hnin (N/Okkalapa) and  Kyaw Thit Toe. In the article contest, Ko Ko (Research) won the first prize, Ma Hla Thein the second and  Aye Myat Myat (University of Foreign Languages) third. Special prize winners were Sukha Phone Myint,  May Thiri Tun, Danubyu Than Swe Thit and Maung Thet Hnin (N/Okkalapa).

In the song contest, Win Tun (Myawady) won the first prize, Ko Tin Lin the second and Moe Htut
Khaung the third. Special prize winners were Sgt Phone Myint, Soe Htut Khaing, Maung Thet Aye, Than  Zaw Ko and Chit Thet Win. In the poem contest, Min Thway Nwe (Zeegon) won the first prize, Maung  Maung Moe Aung the second and Maung Latt (Coastal) the third.

Special prize winners were Min Shwe Min (Insein), Aphyaukmyae Maung Swe Mon, Min Swe Mon  (Hnitshaebin), The Mya Hnyar and Cadet Ko Ko Aung. In the under-10 painting contest, Maung Kyaw  Zeya (No 3 BEPS, Bahan) won the first prize, Maung Htet Naing Lin (No 1 BEHS, Dagon) the second  and Maung Kyaung Myat Oo (TTC) the third. Special prize winners were Maung Arkar Myo (No 3  BEHS, Mandalay), Maung Kaung Htet (TTC), Ma Su Myat Myo Nwe (No 1 BEMS, Dagon), Maung Nay  Myo Oo (No 5 BEPS, Kyauktada) and Maung Kyaw San Lin (TTC).

In the 10-15 painting contest, Maung Kyaw Zay Han (TTC) won the first prize, Maung Kaung Myat  Min Soe (TTC) the second and Maung Ye Htin Kyaw (No 1 BEHS, Dagon) the third. Special prize  winners were Ma Su Win Htaik No 1 BEHS, Dagon), Maung Tha Tha Han (No 7 BEPS, Taikkyi), Ma  The Su Khaing (No 2 BEHS, Latha) Maung Thant Zin (No 2 BEHS, Latha) and Maung Thiha Tin (No 1  BEHS, Dagon). In the 15-20 painting contest, Ma Aye Myat Mon (No 1 BEHS, Dagon) won the first  prize, Ma Thet Phyu Win (University of Culture) the second and Maung Nanda Aung (No 1 BEHS,  Latha) the third. Special prize winners were Maung Kyaw Thet Aung (no 2 BEHS, Bahan), Ma May  Theint Tun Ni (No 2 BEHS, Kamayut), Maung Aung Myo Tun (No 13 BEHS, Mandalay). Ma Aye Ei Soe  San (No 2 BEHS, Latha) and Maung Kyaw Hsint (No 3 BEHS, Bahan).

In over-20 painting contest, Maung Hla Han (S/Dagon Myothit) won the first prize, U Aung Moe (Shan  Lay Painting) the second and Ma Thazin Soe Myint (university of Culture) the third. Special prize  winners were U Myint Oo (Sagaing), Katha Kyaw Htin Oo, Maung San Htay (East/Dagon Myothit), Sa  Kyaw Shein and Ma Mya Mya Win Tun. In under-10 cartoon contest, Maung Ye Zarni Aung (TTC) won  the first prize, ma Thinzar Lwin (No 2 BEHS, Latha) the second and Ma May Thet Zin (No 1 BEHS,  Lanmadaw) the third. Special prize winners were Ma Phyu Phyu Aung (No 1 BEMS, Dagon), Ma May  Eindra Kyaw (No 2 BEHS, Latha), Ma Moe Myat Thu (No 2 BEHS, Latha), Maung Hein Swan Aung (No  2 BEHS, Dagon) and Maung Myo Thu Naing (No 1 BEHS, Dagon). In the 10-15 cartoon contest, Ma Thit  Thit Han (No 7 BEPS, Taikkyi) won the first prize, Ma Win Win Maw (TTC) the second and Maung  Phone Htet Aung (No 5 BEHS, Mingaladon) the third. Special prize winners were Ma Su Myat Htut (No  1 BEMS, Thakayta), Ma Khin Khin Myat Thu Hlaing (Annawa BEMS, Kawthoung), Ma The Nu Naing  (BEHS, Nyaungbintha), Ma Khin Theingi Shwe Yee Phone (No 17 BEHS, Aungmayethazan, Mandalay)
and Maung Kyaw Zay Han (TTC). in the 15-20 cartoon contest, Ma Thet Phyu Win (University of
Foreign Languages) won the first prize, Maung Ye Kyaw Tha (University of Distant Education) the
second and Maung Moe Htet Kyaw (No 3 BEHS, Bhamo). Special prize winners were Maung Thura  (Hmawbi), Maung Nyein Chan Aung (No 1 BEHS, Kyauktan), Ma Aye Ei Soe San (No 2 BEHS, Latha),  Ma Po Po Kyi (No 2 BEHS, Kamayut) and Ma May Thein tun Ni (No 2 BEHS, Kamayut). In the over-20  cartoon contest, Maung Than Dine Tun (Myo Win Tun-Monywa) won the first prize, Soe Min Thein  (Myanma Petroleum) the second and Daw Khin Toe Aye the third. Special prize winners were ma Nila  Myint (Cartoon Nila Myint), U Hla Htut Oo (Cartoon Hla Htut Oo), U Saw Soe Shwe (Cartoon Soe San),  U Tin Aye (Maung Maung Hnyet) and Maung Teza Win (Teza). In the poster (junior) contest, Ma May  Thet Zin No 1 BEHS, Lanmadaw) won the first prize, Maung Thiha Tin (No 1 BEHS, Dagon) the second  and Ma Shwe Win Yan (No 6 BEPS, Kyauktada( the third. Special prize winners were Ma Hnin Le Phyu  (No 2 BEHS, Sangyoung), Maung Win Zaw Thein (No 1 BEHS, Latha), Ma Khine Yadana Min Soe (No  2 BEHS, Dagon) and Maung Kyaw Zeya (N0 3 BEPS, Bahan).

In the poster (senior) contest, Maung Nyein Chan Aung (No 1 BEHS, Kyauktan) won the first prize,  Maung Htet Aung Phyoe (No 2 BEHS, Thakayta) the second and Maung Nanda Aung (No 1 BEHS,  Latha) the third. Special prize winners were Ma U Thitzar Kyaw (GTI), Ma Hnin Yu Ko Ko (No 1 BEHS,  Thanlyin) Ma Aye Ei Soe San (No 2 BEHS, Latha), Mg Kyaw Hsint (No 3 BEHS, Bahan) and Ma Thet  Phyu Aye (University of Culture). In poster (open) contest, Maung Zarni Myo (S/Dagon Myothit) won the  first prize, U Zaw Win (Zaw Win -Banana) the second and Cartoon Htay Aung the third. Special prize  winners were Maung Ye Htut Aung (Kyauktan), Ko Hla Myat Mu (Min Khant), Ashin Pannyathami  (Maha Aungmyae Bon San monastery, Thakayta), Bagyi Kyaw Moe Zaw and U Myint Oo (Sagaing). The  prizes will be presented on 26 June and prize winners are to contact the Central Drug Abuse Control  Committee Office of Myanmar Police Force (Central) at the Ministry of Home Affairs, at the corner of No  1 Industry Street and Saya San Road on 23 June personally or dial 549225.

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(7) Mayor inspected the Sea Prawn breeding farm 

YANGON, 17 June - Chairman of Yangon City Development Committee Mayor U Ko Lay, accompanied  by officials, inspected the sea prawn breeding farm in Kyauktan Township this morning and attended to  requirements. On arrival at the farm, the mayor and officials were welcomed by Joint-Secretary of YCDC  U Kyi Win, Head of Production Department U Than Sein and officials of the farm. The mayor and  officials inspected the breeding of sea prawns at the farm, and gave instructions on the marketing of sea  prawns. Later, the mayor and officials inspected the sea prawn breeding ponds and gave instructions on  the extending of the sea prawn market. Next, the mayor inspected the fresh water prawn breeding ponds  and gave instructions on the breeding of prawns of qua-quality strain.

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(8) Maha Saddhammajotikadhaja title recipient nun honoured 

YANGON, 17 June-A ceremony to honour Nayaka of Thamiddawdaya Sukhitarama Daw anacari
Myanaung Nunnery Daw Dhammikaani was held at the nunnery on Kyundaw Street in Sangyoung
Township this afternoon. Maha Saddhammajotika-dhaja title was conferred on her by the State Peace and  Development Council.

The ceremony was attended by Daw Khin Than Nwe, wife of Lt-Gen. Tin Oo, Director-General of
Religious Affairs Department Dr Myo Myint, Director-General of Department for Promotion and
Propagation of the Sasana U Sann Lwin, Chairman of Sangyoung Township Peace and Development  Council U San Win and writers Daw Mann Khin Khin, Daw Saw Mon Nyin and Daw Khin Mar Aye,  officials and disciples. The congregation received the Nine Precepts from Vice-Chairman of the Sangha  Maha Nayaka Committee Abhidhaja Maha Rattha Guru Aung-myebonsan Sayadaw Bhad-dana  Pa-indabhivamsa. Next, offertories were presented to 30 members of the Sangha. Daw Khin Than Nwe,  wife of Lt-Gen. Tin Oo, presented offertories to Maha Saddhammajotikadhaja title recipient Nun Daw  Dham-mika-ani. A brief biography of Nun Daw Dhammika-ani was read. Tipitakadhara Dhamma- bhandagarika Agga Maha Pandita Yaw Sayadaw Bhaddanta Sirindabhivamsa delivered a sermon,  followed by sharing of merits gained.
 
Cash donated to Hninzigon Home for the Aged

YANGON, 17 June-A ceremony to donate cash to Hninzigon Home for the Aged by members of the  Buddhist Fellowship on Humanitarian Mission from Singapore (Dana Group) led by U Candavamsa and  Mr Yee Kong of Dhammaramsi Myanmar Monastery in Singapore was held at the Hninzigon Home for  the Aged on Kaba Aye Pagoda Road here at noon today. Present were Chairman of the Hninzigon Home  for the Aged Board of Trustees U Maung Tin and executives, aged persons and wellwishers. Those  present paid homage to Sayadaw U Candavamsa. The executives and the aged persons presented robes  and offertories to the Sayadaw. Member of the International Relations Committee U Ba Than extended  greetings and explained facts about the Home. Afterwards, the mission presented K 100,000 to Vice- Chairman of the Board of Trustees Col Kyaw Shein (Retd). Chairman U Maung Tin presented gifts to the  wellwishers. Mr Yee Kong explained the purpose of the donation. Then, the ceremony came to a close.

(9) Fourth leg of New Generation Golf Tournament on 28 June

YANGON, 17 June-The fourth leg of Han Golf Masters' New Generation Age Group Golf Tournament,  organized by Myanmar Golf Federation and mainly sponsored by Pan-West and Han Golf Masters Pte Ltd  will be held at Yangon Golf Club, Danyingon in Yangon on 28 June morning.

There are altogether five classes the under-10 class, the 11-12 class, the 13-14 class, the 15-17 class and  the under-18 class for women. New generation golfers may enlist at Yangon Golf Club Pro-Shop Ph- 635563, Myayeiknyo ProShop Ph-543207 and 723221 not later than 27 June noon. The co-sponsors of the  tournament are Wilson, Rapier (Golf Australia), Star Ice-cream, Sea Green (Myanmar) Co Ltd and  Academy Science Co Ltd.

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