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Convocation of University for Development of National Races Held UDNR Trainees Urged to Serve Interest of the State and Enhance Dignity of the University Established 1914 Volume XII, Number 325 12th Waning of Tabodwe 1366 ME Monday, 7 March, 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 Convocation of University for Development of National Races held UDNR Trainees urged to serve interest of the State and enhance dignity of the university YANGON, 6 March—The 14th convocation of for Development of National Races Chairman of University for Development of National Races was Sagaing Division Peace and Development Council held in conjunction with the third teachership di- Commander of North-West Command Maj-Gen Tha ploma conferring ceremony at the convocation hall Aye conferred M.Ed degree on four trainees and B.Ed of the university on 5 March morning. degree on 146 trainees, Vice-Chairman of the Uni- It was attended by Chairman of University versity Council Chairman of Civil Service Selection Council of University for Development of National and Training Board Dr Than Nyun conferred B.Ed Races Chairman of Sagaing Division Peace and degree on 157 trainees and Rector of UDNR Col Development Council Commander of North-West Zaw Min Thein conferred teachership diploma on Command Maj-Gen Tha Aye, Vice-Chairman of the 163 trainees. University Council Chairman of Civil Service Selec- Next, Chairman of Sagaing Division Peace and tion and Training Board Dr Than Nyun, members U Development Council Commander of North-West Aung Myint, Director-General of CSSTB U Hla Kyi, Command Maj-Gen Tha Aye made a speech. He Rector of UDNR Col Zaw Min Thein, representa- stressed the need for trainees who had completed the tives from State and Division Peace and Develop- respective courses are to serve the interest of the ment Councils, Pro-Rector (Admin) of UDNR Lt- State and enhance the dignity of the university. They Col Nyi Nyi San, Pro-Rector (Academic) Daw Khin also need to realize the education promotion pro- Si Si, division level departmental heads, Chairman grammes being implemented by the government as of Sagaing District Peace and Development Council they are the education staff nurtured by the State. Lt-Col Soe Naing, faculty members, guests, trainees To be able to do so, they are to strive to be and their relatives. competent and well-versed and to inculcate the peo- Chairman of University Council of University ple of the regions to where they are assigned duties with nationalistic spirit and Union Spirit. The Union INSIDE Solidarity and Development Association is actively participating in the successful realization of the seven- They are friendly to and ready to help others, Commander Maj-Gen Tha Aye conferring B.Ed step Road Map by doing their bit for the emergence hoping for nothing in return. They receive their degree on a graduate trainee.— MNA of a peaceful modern developed and discipline-flour- guests willingly. Such lovely characteristics of ishing democratic nation. With this end in view, the Myanmar nationals were featured in the diaries of onus is on the graduate trainees to take part in the the tourists who visited Myanmar during the pe- Commander Maj-Gen Tha Aye addresses 14th process as they are hard-core members of USDA he riod of successive eras. convocation and third diploma conferring disclosed. DR MA TIN WIN ceremony of UDNR.— MNA (Page 6) The ceremony ended at 11 am.—MNA Emergence of the State Constitution is the duty of all citizens of Myanmar Naing-Ngan. 2 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Monday, 7 March, 2005 PERSPECTIVES People’s Desire * Oppose those relying on external elements, acting as stooges, holding negative views Monday, 7 March, 2005 * Oppose those trying to jeopardize stability of the State and progress of the nation * Oppose foreign nations interfering in internal affairs of the State To make concerted efforts * Crush all internal and external destructive elements as the common enemy with correct outlooks The State Peace and Development Council Officials urged to make efforts POEM has been implementing the short-term plans be- for timely completion of projects ginning 1992-93 and now the third five-year plan What you see is the outcome is being implemented. As short-term plans have YANGON, 6 March — Minister for Industry-2 * Do you think, we Myanmars met with success, the nation is now on the right Maj-Gen Saw Lwin together with officials concerned Today are being carried away track of development. went to Multipurpose Diesel Engine Manufacturing By wavering With the prevalence of law and order, po- Factory Project (Thagaya), Yedashe Township, on 4 litical, economic, social and transport infrastruc- March afternoon. At the briefing hall of the factory, And rambling thoughts? tures have emerged due to the relentless efforts Project Director of Myanma Industrial Construction * Do you think we will be of responsible personnel at different levels. As Services U Khin Win reported on progress in build- Bolstered by flattery? grassroots level bodies, the regional Peace and ing of industries and workshops and future tasks, * Do you think we will be cowed Development Councils have been formed to im- Adviser to Directorate of Myanma Industrial Plan- By threats? plement the State’s policies and plans. ning U Than Htut on arrival of machinery imported * Do you think we will be softened Prime Minister Lt-Gen Soe Win met State from foreign countries and measures being taken for By words of soft-soaping? and Division commissioners of General Adminis- water supply and Director of Myanma Automobiles * Do you think we are dumb tration Department at the Ministry of Home Af- and Diesel Engine Industries U Thwin Myint Maung Not having been informed fairs on 5 March and gave necessary instructions on planting of teak for greening the project area and Of events internal and external? to them. He said that the staff of GAD should its environs. * If you’ve thought that way understand the overriding importance of their The minister gave necessary instructions to You’d better rethink. functions and they should also implement the the officials concerned. Next, the minister looked * You see for yourself what moves State policies properly. into chosen sites for construction industries and We Myanmars have made significantly They need to further enhance their abili- workshops in the project area. In response to your soft-soaping, flattery ties and capabilities as they will have to strengthen On the following day, the minister and party and threats. the administrative machinery of a discipline- went to Paunglong river. The minister checked con- * Well, that’s the outcome, you’ve seen for flourishing democratic nation. They are also to necting of water pipe lines to the factory and he yourself do their utmost to be competent in their jobs and gave instructions on arrangements for availability of To what height do you want to blunder? imbued with the spirit to serve the interest of the water efficiently. — MNA Meru (Trs) State and the people with patriotism. In building the nation into a modern devel- oped discipline-flourishing democratic one, dy- Blood donor membership applications presented namic and efficient administrative machinery is YANGON, 6 March — As a gesture of hailing authorities, members of social organizations and blood essential. Therefore, the government has formed the 60th Anniversary Armed Forces Day, a ceremony donors. and assigned duties to State/Division, District, to present permanent blood donor membership ap- First, Mayor Brig-Gen Aung Thein Lin deliv- Township, Ward/Village-tract Peace and Devel- plications, to collectively donate blood and to carry ered an address on the occasion. Yangon South Dis- opment Councils at different levels as regional out sanitation work was held at District People’s trict Superintendent Dr U Zaw Win accepted 10,600 administrative bodies. Hospital in Thanlyin Township, Yangon South Dis- blood donor membership applications. The mayor and The State Peace and Development Council trict this morning. party gave encouragement to volunteers carrying out is the government which is discharging duties at the transitional period. Likewise, regional ad- Present on the occasion were CEC member sanitation work in the hospital. ministrative bodies are the ones fulfilling the re- of Union Solidarity and Development Association Next, the mayor formally opened Yadana quirements at the transitional period. The re- Yangon Division In-Charge Chairman of Yangon Myintzu self-reliance road in Sa/Ka Ward, gional administrative bodies need to be far-sighted City Development Committee Mayor Brig-Gen Aung Thingangyun Township and accepted 1,611 mem- as their functions cover political, economic and Thein Lin, Vice-Chairman Vice-Mayor Col Maung bership applications. Afterwards, the mayor and party social spheres. Hence, they are to carry out tasks Pa, Chairman of Yangon South District Peace and went on an inspection tour of Bonma road being with administrative, security and economic out- Development Council Lt-Col Aung Pyi, officials of upgraded in Nya Ward, North Okkalapa Township looks.
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