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Govt Awards Schools with Best Pass Rate, Students Who Aced Matriculation Exam THE ATTRACTION OF WORKING OVERSEAS AND RELATED PITFALLS PAGE-8 (OPINION) NATIONAL NATIONAL VP U Myint Swe unveils Myanmar National Vice President U Henry Van Thio opens exhibition at 16th China-ASEAN Expo UMFCCI Centennial International Expo PAGE-5 PAGE-6 Vol. VI, No. 157, 8th Waning of Tawthalin 1381 ME www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com Saturday, 21 September 2019 Govt awards schools with best pass rate, students who aced matriculation exam President U Win Myint presents second prize to the No 2 Basic Education High School State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi presents prize for highest score in science subjects (Sangyaung) at the award-giving ceremony in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday. PHOTO: MNA to Maung Kyaw Linn Than from No 4 Basic Education High School (Ahlon) at the award- giving ceremony in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday. PHOTO: MNA RESIDENT U Win Myint triculation exam. The ceremony was also at- Win Thein, Nay Pyi Taw Concil Aung, Amyotha Hluttaw Edu- Pand State Counsellor Daw To recognize the efforts of tended by Union Ministers Lt- Chairman Dr Myo Aung; Deputy cation Promotion Committee Aung San Suu Kyi yesterday schools and students in national Gen Ye Aung, Dr Pe Myint, U Ministers U Thar Oo, and U Win Chairman Daw Naw Mya Say, attended an award-giving cer- education development, the cer- Min Thu, Thura U Aung Ko, U Maw Tun, Nay Pyi Taw Coun- Permanent Secretaries, Direc- emony for schools with the best emony was held at the Myanmar Thant Sin Maung, Dr Myo Thein cil Member U Tin Tun, Pyithu tors-General, Rectors, Deputy Di- pass rate and for students who International Convention Center Gyi, Dr Myint Htwe, Chairman Hluttaw Education Promotion rectors-General, Deputy Rectors, performed well in the 2019 ma- II in Nay Pyi Taw. of Union Civil Service Board U Committee Chairman Dr Tin SEE PAGE-3 INSIDE TODAY PARLIAMENT NATIONAL BUSINESS Two more bills Donations Price a deciding amending 2008 for flood factor for rubber Constitution sent to victims production, export: Pyidaungsu Hluttaw continue producers’ body PAGE-2 PAGE-7 PAGE-11 21 SEPTEMBER 2019 2 PARLIAMENT THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Two more bills amending 2008 Constitution sent to Pyidaungsu Hluttaw AT the 26th meeting of the Second Hluttaw unanimously ap- Pyidaungsu Hluttaw’s 13th reg- prove APMRA after discus- ular session held yesterday, the sion Speaker informed the Hluttaw As a final agenda of the day, about the receipts of two bills to U Nay Kyaw of Dagon Myothit amend the Constitution for the (East) constituency, U Kyaw second time and the formation of Aung Lwin of Sedoktara con- two joint committees to study the stituency, U Maung Maung Ohn bills. Copies of the letter and the of Ayeyawady Region constitu- bills were then distributed to the ency 5, U Win Htut of Pyapon Hluttaw representatives. constituency, U San Myint of Ay- eyawady Region constituency 3 Bills amending the Constitu- Union Minister for Agriculture, Deputy Minister for Construction Deputy Minister for Planning and and Deputy Minister for Industry tion for the second time Livestock and Irrigation Dr Aung U Kyaw Lin. Finance U Maung Maung Win. Dr Min Ye Paing Hein discussed Thu. Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speak- Myanmar signing ASEAN Mutu- er first informed the Hluttaw of stitution for the second time was Hluttaw Speaker announced the Union Minister Dr Aung al Recognition Arrangement on the receipt of a bill amending formed consisting of all commit- Hluttaw putting on record the Thu said the public develop- Type Approval for Automotive the Constitution for the second tee members of Pyithu Hluttaw Ministry of Construction’s us- ment project to be conducted in Products (APMRA). time signed and submitted by 144 and Amyotha Hluttaw Bill Com- age of K 1,841.859 million from 17 townships for 7 years miti- After obtaining the unani- Tatmadaw Hluttaw representa- mittees with Pyidaungsu Hluttaw emergency fund of fiscal year gating the effect of regional nat- mous approval of the Hluttaw, tives including Amyotha Hluttaw Office Notification 75/2019 on 20 2018-2019 Union Budget Law. ural disasters will benefits the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speaker an- Tatmadaw representative Brig- September 2019. A copy of the socio-economic development of nounced the Hluttaw’s approval Gen Aung San Chit on 17 Sep- draft bill and the letter sent were Removal of US$ 200 million 1.8 million rural people. While the on the matter. tember 2019. As per Pyidaungsu being distributed to the Hluttaw from World Bank Develop- ministry will manage the project Hluttaw Rule section 135 a Joint representatives said the Py- ment Policy Financing to be effective and successful, Concluding speech by Py- Committee to Study the Bill to idaungsu Hluttaw Speaker. Deputy Minister for Plan- Hluttaw representatives and rel- idaungsu Hluttaw Speaker amend the Constitution for the ning and Finance U Maung evant departments were urged Finally, Pyidaungsu Hluttaw second time was formed consist- Hluttaw put on record Minis- Maung Win then explained to to cooperate in it. ADB loan was Speaker delivered a concluding ing of all committee members try of Construction’s usage of the Hluttaw about the removal of a low interest loan that includes speech of Second Pyidaungsu of Pyithu Hluttaw and Amyotha K 1,841.859 million US$ 200 million from World Bank an assistance of $ 40.58 million Hluttaw’s 13th regular session. Hluttaw Bill Committees with Afterwards, a matter sent Development Policy Financing and Hluttaw was explained to Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speak- Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Office No- by the President about Minis- sent by the President after which approve the $ 185 million loan. er summarizes the works con- tification 74/2019 on 20 Septem- try of Construction’s usage of K Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speaker an- In his explanation Deputy ducted during the 13th regular ber 2019. A copy of the draft bill 1,841.859 million from emergency nounced the Hluttaw putting the Minister U Maung Maung Win session and urges the Hluttaw and the letter sent were being fund of fiscal year 2018-2019 Un- matter on record. said not much was required to representatives to fulfill in the distributed to the Hluttaw repre- ion Budget Law was explained to be explained as the majority of best possible ways socio-eco- sentatives, said the Pyidaungsu the Hluttaw by Deputy Minister Hluttaw approves $ 185 mil- the Hluttaw representatives nomic development of their re- Hluttaw Speaker. for Construction U Kyaw Lin. lion loan from Asian Devel- who discussed the matter were spective constituencies while the Next, Pyidaungsu Hluttaw The Deputy Minister explained opment Bank (ADB) in support of it. Once the Hluttaw Hluttaw was in recess. Speaker informed the Hluttaw that the fund was used to conduct Later Union Minister for approves the loan coordination Afterwards, Pyidaungsu of the receipt of a bill amending repair and reconstruction works Agriculture, Livestock and Ir- with ADB will be conducted ac- Hluttaw Speaker announced the the Constitution for the second on bridges and roads that were rigation Dr Aung Thu and Dep- cording to procedure in order to conclusion of the 26th-day meet- time signed and submitted by damaged or destroyed by flood- uty Minister for Planning and sign the loan agreement before ing of the Second Pyidaungsu 145 Pyidaungsu Hluttaw repre- ing and inundation that occurs Finance U Maung Maung Win ex- end of December 2019 added the Hluttaw’s 13th regular session sentatives including U Sai Than in Kayin State during June to plained to the Hluttaw about $ 185 Deputy Minister. and the conclusion of the Second Naing of Kayin State constitu- August 2018 period. The Depu- million loan from ADB for Minis- After the Hluttaw voted 522 Pyidaungsu Hluttaw’s 13th reg- ency 5 on 18 September 2019. As ty Minister added further that try of Agriculture, Livestock and in favor, 5 against and 2 abstain- ular session. —Aung Ye Thwin, per Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Rule Hluttaw was requested to put Irrigation to implement public ing, Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speak- Aye Aye Thant section 135 a Joint Committee to the matter on record. development projects that was er announced the Hluttaw’s ap- Study the Bill to amend the Con- Following this Pyidaungsu sent by the President. proval of the loan. (Translated by Zaw Min) 13th Biennial Convention of ASNA opening ceremony held in Yangon AN opening ceremony of 13th Bi- (ASNA) in Conjunction with the Melia Hotel, Yangon yesterday held biennially in ASEAN coun- sociation’s Prof. Dr Win Min Thit ennial Convention of the ASE- 4th Biennial Myanmar Neuro- morning. tries and this was the first time delivered messages of greetings. AN Neurological Association logical Conference was held at The ASNA convention was Myanmar was hosting the event. Afterwards, the opening At the event Ministry of ceremony was concluded with Health and Sports Permanent Permanent Secretary Dr Thet Secretary Dr Thet Khaing Win Khaing Win, Prof. Chang Hui delivered a speech on behalf of Meng and Prof. Dr Win Min Thit Union Minister for Health and sounding the gong and took com- Sports Dr Myint Htwe. memorative group photo. Next ASEAN Neurology The 13th Biennial Conven- Academy Chair Prof. Chang Hui tion of the ASEAN Neurological Meng and Myanmar Medical As- Association (ASNA) was attend- ed by neurologists and experts Participants pose for the group from ASEAN countries as well as photo at the opening ceremony of 13th Biennial Convention of the countries such as Australia, Eng- ASEAN Neurological Association land, United States of America in Yangon yesterday. and South Korea.—Nyunt Ko Ko PHOTO : YE HTUT (Translated by Zaw Min) 21 SEPTEMBER 2019 THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR NATIONAL 3 Govt awards schools with best pass rate, students … State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi delivers the speech at the ceremony to honour most outstanding matriculation students in 2018-2019 Academic Year in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday.
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