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Prime Minister Receives Timorese Minister and Party Established 1914 Volume XIII, Number 99 4th Waning of Waso 1367 ME Sunday, 24 July, 2005 Four political objectives Four economic objectives Four social objectives * Stability of the State, community peace * Development of agriculture as the base and all-round * Uplift of the morale and morality of and tranquillity, prevalence of law and development of other sectors of the economy as well the entire nation order * Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic * Uplift of national prestige and integ- * National reconsolidation system rity and preservation and safeguard- * Emergence of a new enduring State * Development of the economy inviting participation in ing of cultural heritage and national Constitution terms of technical know-how and investments from character * Building of a new modern developed sources inside the country and abroad * Uplift of dynamism of patriotic spirit nation in accord with the new State * The initiative to shape the national economy must be kept * Uplift of health, fitness and education Constitution in the hands of the State and the national peoples standards of the entire nation Prime Minister receives Timorese minister and party YANGON, 23 July — Prime Maung Myint, Director-Gen- Minister General Soe Win of eral U Soe Tint of the Prime the Union of Myanmar re- Minister’s Office and Director- ceived Dr Jose Ramos Horta, General Thura U Aung Htat Senior Minister and Minister of the Protocol Department of Prime for Foreign Affairs and Coop- the Ministry of Foreign Af- Minister eration and party of the Demo- fairs. cratic Republic of Timor Leste Dr Jose Ramos Horta was General at Zeyathiri Beikman, accompanied by Rev. Arlindo Soe Win Konmyinttha here this evening. Marcal, Ambassador Extraor- greets Present on the occasion dinary and Plenipotentiary of Senior were Minister for Foreign Af- Timor Leste in Jakarta, Mr Minister fairs U Nyan Win, Deputy Nelson Santos, Secretary-Gen- Dr Jose Ministers U Kyaw Thu and U eral for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Mr Juvencio de Ramos Prime Minister General Jesus Martins, Director of Re- Horta at gional Affairs Directorate, Ms Soe Win receives Zeyathiri Sonia Neto, Advisor to the of- Beikman. Senior Minister fice of the Senior Minister. MNA Dr Jose Ramos Horta at They discussed matters on bilateral cooperation and Zeyathiri Beikman. friendship between the two MNA countries.—MNA INSIDE Nowadays, there has emerged opportu- nity to pursue higher education in strategic regions of the nation. And more higher learn- ing institutions were opened in the nation in addition to major cit- ies such as Yangon and Mandalay. In the edu- cation, there were 32 universities and col- leges in the past, and there are now 156 uni- versities, degree col- leges and colleges across the nation. With the emergence of those higher learning institu- tions, over 700,000 uni- versity and college stu- dents are now pursuing higher education within their own regions. PAGE 2 PERSPECTIVES Emergence of the State Constitution is the duty of all citizens of Myanmar Naing-Ngan. 2 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Sunday, 24 July, 2005 PERSPECTIVES People’s Desire Sunday, 24 July, 2005 * Oppose those relying on external elements, acting as stooges, holding negative views * Oppose those trying to jeopardize stability of the State and progress of the nation Serve national interest * Oppose foreign nations interfering in internal affairs of the State with might and main * Crush all internal and external destructive elements as the common enemy The State Peace and Development Coun- cil has been taking systematic measures in vari- Ministry of Transport holds robes offering ceremony ous sectors for the nation to keep abreast of the world community. YANGON, 23 July— Meanwhile, it is placing emphasis on es- The Ministry of Transport tablishment of development infrastructures such held the 8th ceremony of as education, health, economy and transport offering Waso robes to sectors. In this regard, efforts are being made members of the Sangha at to bring about harmonious development the the Dhammayone of the length and breadth of the nation. ministry in the princint of Maha Wizaya Pagoda this The government has laid down and is morning. implementing the 24 development zones, the five Present on the oc- rural development tasks and projects for devel- casion were members of opment of border areas and national races to the Sangha led by Patron see to it that equitable development is brought of Mahasi Sasana Yeiktha about across the nation. Kyaukpadaung Sayadaw In building a peaceful, modern and de- Maha Kammathanacariya veloped nation, nurturing and producing quali- Sasanadhaja Dhamma- fied human resources has been accorded spe- cariya Baddanta Kumara, cial priority. In this connection, the education Minister for Transport promotion programmes have been laid down Maj-Gen Thein Swe and Minister Maj-Gen Thein Swe and wife presents Waso robes to Sayadaw. and are being implemented at different levels wife Daw Mya Theingi, ( TRANSPORT) of the education sector. Deputy Ministers U Pe Nowadays, there has emerged opportu- Than and Col Nyan Tun tion received the Nine Next, the minister and wife accrued.After the cer- nity to pursue higher education in strategic Aung, senior officers and Precepts from the and party presented Waso emony, the minister and regions of the nation. And more higher learn- their wives, directors and Kyaukpadaung Sayadaw, robes and offertories to the party offered “soon” to staff members. ing institutions have been opened in the nation and members of the members of the Sangha the members of the First, the congrega- Sangha recited parittas. and shared the merits Sangha. —MNA in addition to those in major cities such as Yangon and Mandalay. Waso robes offering ceremony In the education sector, there were 32 uni- Staff families of Supreme Court versities and colleges in the past, compared with of CMA held offer Waso robes to monks YANGON, 23 July — The 34th novitiation cer- 156 universities, degree colleges and colleges YANGON, 23 July — Under the patronage of across the nation today. With the emergence of emony and the 16th Waso robes offering ceremony, Chief Justice U Aung Toe and wife Daw Aye Kyi, staff those higher learning institutions, over 700,000 organized by the Buddhist Association of the CMA families of the Supreme Court held a rice offering university and college students are now pursu- under the Ministry of Defence took place at the new ceremony for 420 members of the Sangha and the 55th ing higher education within their reach. office of the CMA on Yankin Road in Yankin Town- Waso robes offering ceremony at the Dhammayone of As systematic steps are being taken in the ship. the Supreme Court this morning. Present on the occasion were Sayadaws and education sector, the government has been able First, Sukha Pariyatti Monastery Sayadaw members of the Sangha , Chairman of the Buddhist to produce a number of intellectuals and tech- Bhaddanta Janita invested the congregation with the Association Acting Director General U Kyi and offi- nocrats on whom the State can rely. Five Precepts. Chief Justice U Aung Toe, Deputy Chief cials, staff families and guests. Moreover, the education sector has been Justice U Thein Soe and wife, officials and staff fami- First, Presiding Nayaka Sayadaw of Parahita lies offered Waso robes and alms to 10 members of the making all-out efforts to enhance education (Tiger) training school for development of national standards of the national people and ensure the Sangha. races Abhidhaja Agga Maha Saddhama Jotika MNA adequate number of intellectuals and techno- Bhaddanta Pandita invested the congregation with the crats. Only then, will the nation-building en- Five Precepts. Members of the Sangha recited parittas. novitiated. deavours meet with success. The chairman of the association and families of After the ceremony, ‘soon’ was offered to the The intellectuals and technocrats are to the staff offered Waso robes and alms to the Sayadaws Sayadaws and members of Sangha and the 108 novices. strive for the interests of the State and the peo- and members of the Sangha. Next, 108 trainees were MNA ple in accord with the 12 political, economic and social objectives laid down by the govern- Blood donation at Jivitadana Sangha Hospital ment, distinguishing right from wrong and good YANGON, 23 July— donated blood at the ganized by Jivitadana Sangha Hospi- from bad. Altogether 214 persons fourth blood donation or- Adminiatrative Board of tal held at the Mingala Therefore, we would like to call on all the Hall of the hospital at 9 intellectuals and technocrats to serve the na- am today. tional interest in whatever sectors they are in, Present on the oc- realizing the goodwill of the government and casion were monks and making better use of education and knowledge nuns from different mon- they have acquired. asteries and nunneries in Bahan township, chair- man of the Hospital Ad- ministrative Board U Ko TV programmes launched Ko Gyi, members of the in Lamai board, doctors and nurses, staff and blood donors. YANGON, 23 July — For extension of TV First, secretary of programmes, the construction of MRTV the board U Maung retransmission station in Lamai, Ye Township was Maung made a speech. completed on 17 July. Next, Medical Superin- Starting from 18 July, the TV programmes tendent Dr U Po Lay have been aired. wellwishers donate blood at the blood donation ceremony held at the Mingala thanked the donors. MNA Hall of Jivitadana Sangha Hospital.— MNA MNA THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Sunday, 24 July, 2005 3 ¤ £ ¤£ ¦£ © £ China, Vietnam issue ¡ ¢¡ ¥§ ¨¢¡ joint communique BEIJING, 22 July — China and Vietnam issued a joint communique here on Thursday, pledging to further strengthen their good-neighbourly At least 83 killed in Egypt and all-round cooperative relations. The communique was signed during Vietnamese President Tran Duc Luong's state visit to China from 18 to 22 Red Sea resort bombing spree July at the invitation of Chinese President Hu Jintao.
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