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Lt-Gen Ye Myint Attends Physic Nut Growing Ceremony, Cash Donation Ceremony for Construction of Bawditahtaung Laygyunsakkya Standing Buddha Image Established 1914 Volume XV, Number 48 4th Waning of Nayon 1369 ME Sunday, 3 June, 2007 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 development of other sectors of the economy as well and tranquillity, prevalence of law and the entire nation * Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic order * Uplift of national prestige and integ- system * National reconsolidation rity and preservation and safeguard- * Development of the economy inviting participation in * Emergence of a new enduring State ing of cultural heritage and national terms of technical know-how and investments from Constitution character sources inside the country and abroad * Building of a new modern developed * Uplift of dynamism of patriotic spirit * The initiative to shape the national economy must be kept * Uplift of health, fitness and education nation in accord with the new State in the hands of the State and the national peoples Constitution standards of the entire nation Lt-Gen Ye Myint attends physic nut growing ceremony, cash donation ceremony for construction of Bawditahtaung Laygyunsakkya Standing Buddha Image Lt-Gen Ye Myint inspects construction of Bawditahtaung Dam.—MNA NAY PYI TAW, 2 vated exceeding the tar- growing the plants. A total instructions. They then mander Maj-Gen Tha Aye Jotika Rama Monastery June — Member of the get of 75 acres and in 2007 of 12000 plants were grown visited the paddy field of gave a supplementary re- Presiding Sayadaw Agga State Peace and Develop- 6.5 acres of physic nut on 10 acres of land. In 2006, the local battalion. port. He next inspected the Maha Pandita Abhidhaja ment Council Lt-Gen Ye have been grown against 2156.18 acres of physic nut On arrival at the road section between Maha Rattha Guru Myint of the Ministry of the target of 45 acres. were cultivated exceeding briefing hall of the site for Dawnachan Yesin and Bhaddanta Kaveinda. Defence, accompanied by Next, they visited the the target of 1925 acres and construction of the Union Hmyinttin road and con- Afterwards, they Sagaing Division PDC physic nut plantation of in 2007, 348.5 acres of Highway (road section struction work. After in- attended a ceremony to Chairman North-West the local battalion. physic nut have been grown between Monywa Home specting the road sections, donate cash for construc- Command Commander Lt-Gen Ye Myint against the target of 1925 for the aged and Kyweye Lt-Gen Ye Myint and tion of Bawditahtaung Maj-Gen Tha Aye, and party attended a physic acres. At local battalions junction, Lt-Gen Ye party visited Laygyun-sakkya Standing Deputy Commander Brig- nut plant-growing cer- and units under North-West Myint heard reports by Bawditahtaung Monas- Buddha Image and a cer- Gen Tin Maung Ohn, emony of Monywa Sta- Command, in 2006 officials on progress in tery and paid homage to emony to donate rice, edible Brig-Gen Kyaw Oo Lwin tion held near the airport. 10748.96 acres of physic construction work. Com- State Ovadacariya Maha (See page 8) of Kalay Station and de- At the briefing hall, Lt- nut were cultivated exceed- partmental officials, ar- Col Kyaw Kyaw Oo re- ing the target of 10000 acres Bawditahtaung Dam will be 670 rived at the physic nut port on progress in culti- and in 2007, 1485 acres of plantation of the local bat- vation of physic nut and physic nut have been grown feet long and 75 feet high. It can store talion on 30 May morn- the commander gave a sup- against the target of 10000 ing. Maj Sein Tun reported plementary report. Lt-Gen acres. Lt-Gen Ye Myint and 683 acre feet of water and irrigate 100 on growing of physic nut Ye Myint and party grew party also visited physic plants. In 2006, 105 acres the physic nut plants and nut plantations of the local acres of farmlands. of physic nut were culti- greeted those present battalion and left necessary Emergence of the State Constitution is the duty of all citizens of Myanmar Naing-Ngan. 3-6-07NL 1 6/3/07, 03:10 AM 2 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Sunday, 3 June, 2007 PERSPECTIVES People’s Desire Sunday, 3 June, 2007 * 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 Preserve and promote national * Oppose foreign nations interfering in internal affairs of the State prestige and integrity * Crush all internal and external destructive elements as the common enemy Preservation of own traditions is of great Educative talks given to mark importance for a nation and its people. The Education Minister receives failure to do so will harm national prestige World No-Tobacco Day Cuban Ambassador and integrity, and the nation concerned and NAY PYI TAW, 2 June — The Health Sub- Working Group of the Social and Cultural Working its people may become extinct. NAY PYI TAW, 2 June — Minister for Educa- Group under the Myanmar Women’s Affairs Federa- tion Dr Chan Nyein received Ambassador Mrs Maria Now, the globalization process has great tion and Lewe Township Women’s Affairs Organiza- Luisa Fernandez of the Republic of Cuba to the Union impact on the world nations. Alien culture is tion held the educative talks in commemoration of the of Myanmar at his office here yesterday afternoon. World No-Tobacco Day 2007 at Golden Jubilee Hall penetrating constantly into many countries The minister explained development of edu- of Basic Education High School No 1 in Lewe this through cultural and economic relationships cation sector in Myanmar. morning. Also present at the call were Deputy Minister due to advanced information technology and Leader of the Health Sub-Working Group Dr for Education U Myo Nyunt and Director-General of media. Khin Than Oo gave an opening speech. Deputy Director Education Planning and Training Department (Admin) Dr Nyo Nyo Kyaing of Health Department In particular, the youth now come under U Bo Win. explained matters related to health and social hazards of the influence of alien music, arts, songs, MNA tobacco and facts about Control of Smoking and Con- dances, costumes, ideas and lifestyles. sumption of Tobacco Product Law. The law will take Improvement in the fields of science, tech- effect this month and the people are to abide by the law Dr Khin Than Oo gives talks to mark World nology, ideas and knowledge is a positive comprehensively. No-Tobacco Day. sign. So, innovative measures should be taken Later, she replied to the queries raised by those present. — MNA MNA according to the changes. However, it is unwise to directly copy or imitate alien mu- sic, songs and costumes. All are to dissuade the youth from wear- ing scanty dresses, indulging in decadent activities and copying the lifestyle that is against Myanmar culture. Every citizen is duty-bound to value, pre- serve and promote national culture. The entire people especially new generation youths should not consider alien culture, lifestyle and costumes to be the swim line and should not imitate them in a wrong way. Therefore, the people should value and cher- ish Myanmar traditions and wear decent MANA (Insein) reorganized costumes in order to preserve and promote national prestige and integrity. YANGON, 2 June at the office of Insein PDC made an opening patrons, a chairman, a sec- — New executive mem- Township Peace and De- speech. The secretary of retary and 15 executive bers of Myanmar Anti- velopment Council today. the association reported on members were elected for {qtiep;Niiii Oi;eSaOiOiOiOi \K¥k\\\\ \}\\\\ Narcotics Association Secretary U Hoat tasks of the association. MANA (Insein). The pa- (Insein) were reorganized Sun of Insein Township A total of nine trons, the vice-chairman rnk\ nu ®m\ o>etai At\ c∑;\ qa;lal¥k∑ r\ qvi˙ .\ and the secretary submit- AK¥o>emai eta\ yaU\ m¥a;qv\ \ yayn^ påtM \ Am¥o;m¥oi ;i ted reports on future tasks and fundraising. Aa; tpSc\ q\ a;lal¥k∑ r\ eÂkaci˙ ;\ et>r∑rpåqvi˙ "\ Patron U Yan Tqui u≥i qa;lal¥k∑ r\ rati˙ c∑ \ knu ;lm\ ;p\ eSac≥iu er;\ Naung and Chairman U vnW Âka;m\ UO ;s^ ;@anm^ ˙ qtm\ t˙ ep;Ta;qv\ .\ skm\ zO nu \ Yin Kyaw of the associa- tion presented K 110,000 Ttu \ yayn^ påtM \ Kc∑®pokal.\ (1)l' ellnM påtM \ to the secretary of Insein K∑c\.®pokal (3)lkuiqa tp\Sc\j sv\;km\; Township PDC for the funds of MANA (Insein). qt\m˙t\K¥k\N˙c\.Av^ q ∑a;laÂkrn\N˙c\. qt\m˙t\ The association Ttu ep;Ta;®Kc\ ;\ mreqai˙ yayn^ påtM m¥a;\ tpSc\ \ will organize basic edu- emac;N\ c˙ en®Kc\ ;Aa;\ sseS;et\ >r∑påki˙ Teraki s\ a∑ cation level essay, poem and poster contests to Aer;y¨eSac\R∑k\q∑a;mv\®Ps\eÂkac\; qtiep; mark International Day NOi;eSa\Ap\påqv\" Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking and the rn\k\\\\ unuuuu \t\\\\ iuciuiuiuiu \;\\\\ yaU\sv\\\\ \;km\\\\ \;T\\\\ iniiii \;q\\\\ imiiii \;er;\\\\ Cash being contributed to the fund of Myanmar Anti-Narcotics prize presentation cer- ÂkÂk^;Âkp^^^^ \m\\\\ OekaOOOO \mt\\\\ ^^^^^ emony will be held on 26 Association (Insein).—H June.—MNA 3-6-07NL 2 6/3/07, 03:10 AM THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Sunday, 3 June, 2007 3 I N T E R N A T I O N A L N E W S Tut\kun\N˙s\S tiu;®mHc\.Âk China wants to be active contributor to Asia-Pacific security SINGAPORE, 2 June — He noted that the countries live side by side China would strive for a fundamentals of the peacefully, on the basis of peaceful international Chinese Asia-Pacific mutual respect, equality environment to develop, security policy are and mutual confidence,” and try to better contribute maintaining peace and he said, adding that “they to world peace, a senior security, facilitating promote economic growth Chinese military official dialogue and cooperation, and social progress in a said here Saturday.
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