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NOW IT’S TIME TO REDOUBLE OUR EFFORTS FOR AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT PAGE-8 (OPINION) NATIONAL NATIONAL MoC discusses promoting domestic fish E-learning platform introduced for final years consumption of nursing, midwifery diploma courses PAGE-3 PAGE-4 Vol. VII, No. 266, 9th Waning of Nadaw 1382 ME www.gnlm.com.mm, www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com Thursday, 7 January 2021 Republic of the Union of Myanmar Republic of the Union of Myanmar Pyithu Hluttaw Amyotha Hluttaw Notification 1/2021 Notification 1/2021 8th Waning of Nadaw, 1382 ME 8th Waning of Nadaw, 1382 ME (6 January 2021) (6 January 2021) Summoning Third Pyithu Hluttaw Summoning Third Amyotha Hluttaw first regular session first regular session In accord with Section 123, 124 (b) of the Constitution of the Republic of the In accord with Section 155 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union Union of Myanmar and Section 37 of the Pyithu Hluttaw Law 2012 and Rule 3 of Myanmar and Section 37 of the Amyotha Hluttaw Law 2012, it is hereby an- of the Pyithu Hluttaw Rule, it is hereby announced that the Third Pyithu Hlut- nounced that the Third Amyotha Hluttaw’s first regular session is summoned taw’s first regular session is summoned at 10 am on the 5th Waning of Pyatho at 10 am on the 5th Waning of Pyatho 1382 ME (1 February 2021) (Monday). 1382 ME (1 February 2021) (Monday). Sd/ T Khun Myat Sd/ Mahn Win Khaing Than Speaker Speaker YRTA operates 4th trip of Yangon-Cocogyun vessel YANGON Region Transport Authority ran the 4th vessel be- tween Yangon and Cocogyun Township yesterday, carrying materials and equipment for electrification and construc- tion works. The ship departed in the early morning from No. 3 Sule Wharf in Yangon. “YRTA is running the ves- sel trips to Cocogyun Township under the arrangement of Yan- gon Region government. This trip is aimed at effectuation of development of the township. We have to take responsibility for transportation. Now, we can supply the electricity in Cocogyun Township. We have to conduct other processes such as regional development and transportation of the civil Yangon-Cocogyun vessel is seen departing its fourth trip to Cocogyun from Yangon on 6 January 2021. PHOTO : MYINT MAUNG KYAW staff,” said U Hla Aung, the joint secretary of YRTA. with some 350 tonnes of car- carried a 500 kV diesel engine Not only YRTA but also gal 257 nautical miles south of The passengers will have gos. YRTA conducted this trip and fuel oil to run the ship. the Ministry of Transport and Yangon and its area is 20.54 to stay one-week quarantine by renting MV Charites, which However, we are providing the Communications also assisted square kilometres. under COVID-19 preventive cost around K350 million. electricity under the solar sys- in delivering the goods to en- Cocogyun Township measures. Regarding the electrici- tem. If necessary, we will run able access to the electricity lagged in development due A total of 61 passengers ty supply in Cocogyun Town- the diesel engine. Now, YESC in Cocogyun Township. Out to its remote location. Now, including seamen, municipal ship, U Maung Maung Latt, is supplying 1.5 megawatts un- of the recent seven vessels to the government is making staff, police officers, bank the YESC chair said, “We are der the solar system. To deliv- this township, four trips were an all-out effort for the de- staff, Yangon Electricity Sup- supplying electricity to this er more than 1.5 megawatts, organized by YRTA. velopment of this township. ply Corporation (YESC) staff area for 24 hours under the the YESC engineering team Cocogyun is one of the 45 —Myint Maung Kyaw and residents were on board solar system. Now, we are fi- will ride on the ship for field townships in Yangon Region. the ship. The ship was loaded nalizing the project. We also inspection.” It is located in the Bay of Ben- (Translated by Hay Mar) 7 JANUARY 2021 2 NATIONAL THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR “People are the key” Foreign Heads of State send felicitations to President U Win Myint The following are messages of felicitations from Foreign Heads of State/Government sent to President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Win Myint, on the occasion of the 73rd Anniversary Independence Day of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Borom- The Republic of the Marshall Islands values its bilateral relationship has strengthened further during neath NORODOM SIHAMONI, King of Cambodia relationship with the Republic of the Union of My- the previous years. I could assure you, that from the sends Congratulatory Message to the President anmar and looks forward to establishing closer ties Hungarian side we are fully committed to deepen the through our mutual interests for the benefit of both mutually beneficial cooperation between our nations. It gives me great pleasure to warmly congratulate our peoples. To your highly responsible duties I wish you great Your Excellency and the people of Myanmar on the Once again, I wish to congratulate the People and success and good health. auspicious occasion of the Independence Day of the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Republic of the Union of Myanmar. as you celebrate this momentous occasion. His Excellency Shavkat Mirziyoyev, President I would also like to send my best wishes for Your Please accept, Your Excellency, the assurances of the Republic of Uzbekistan sends Congratu- Excellency good health and happiness as well as of my highest consideration. latory Message to the President for the continuous prosperity and progress of your country. His Excellency Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President I would like to express my sincere congratulations The Kingdom of Cambodia is committed to main- of Ukraine sends Congratulatory Message to to Your Excellency and people of Your country on the taining a close relationship with the Republic of the the President occasion of the National Holiday the Independence Union of Myanmar, and I express my confidence that Day of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. these excellent ties of friendship and cooperation will On behalf of the Ukrainian nation and my own, Without a doubt, I am confident that, with our joint continue to flourish in the years ahead. I sincerely congratulate You on the occasion of the efforts, the relationship between our countries will With my highest consideration, Independence Day of the Republic of the Union of continue to develop in all directions and will grow to Myanmar. a complementary level to the interests of both peoples His Excellency Alexander Lukashenko, Presi- Noting high level of trust of the people of Myanmar and the potentials of our countries. dent of the Republic of Belarus sends Congrat- towards the chosen by You political course, aiming Taking this opportunity, I wish Your Excellency ulatory Message to the President at democratization and national reconciliation of the strong health, happiness and great successes in your country, which has been proved by the convincing re- responsible state activities as well as peace and con- On behalf of the people of the Republic of Bela- sults of the recent parliamentary election in Myanmar, tinued prosperity to the friendly people of Myanmar. rus and my own I sincerely congratulate You on the I would like to confirm Ukraine’s readiness to actively national holiday - the Independence Day. build up the whole spectrum of our relations on the His Excellency Antonio Guterres, Secre- I am pleased to note success achieved by your basis of mutual respect and pragmatic cooperation, tary-General of the United Nations sends Con- country in ensuring the sustainable development. including within the framework of the Association of gratulatory Message to the President I hope for the continuation of the constructive Southeast Asian Nations. cooperation between Minsk and Nay Pyi Taw on the Availing myself of this opportunity, I wish to You, I wish to extend to the people of the Republic of principles of equality and mutual respect. Your Excellency, strong health and success in the the Union of Myanmar my warmest congratulations On this feast day I wish to Your Excellency sound responsible statehood activity and to the friendly on the occasion of your Independence Day. health, longevity, fruitful work, as well as to the people people of Myanmar-peace, well-being and prosperity. In these challenging times, we are once again of Myanmar Peace and prosperity. reminded of each country’s essential contribution to Please accept the assurances of my highest con- His Excellency János ÁDER, President of Hun- our global wellbeing. sideration. gary sends Congratulatory Message to the Pres- As we work together to overcome the COVID-19 ident pandemic, we must use the recovery to build more His Excellency David Kabua, President of the resilient, sustainable and just societies. We must also Republic of the Marshall Islands sends Congrat- Allow me to extend my greetings to you and the take bold action to address the climate emergency ulatory Message to the President people of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar on and advance efforts to achieve the Sustainable De- the occasion of your national holiday. velopment Goals. On behalf of the People and the Government of By establishing diplomatic relations between the On this national day, I count on the Republic of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, I wish to convey Republic of the Union of Myanmar and the Republic the Union of Myanmar to help strengthen the United our sincere congratulations and best wishes to Your of Hungary in 1956, we formed a strong base for the Nations and build a better and more peaceful world Excellency and the People and Government of the cooperation between our two nations.
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