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President U Thein Sein Receives Member of State Council and Minister of Public Security of PRC and Party Established 1914 Volume XX, Number 82 8th Waning of First Waso 1374 ME Wednesday, 11 July, 2012 Our Three Main * Non-disintegration of * Non-disintegration of * Perpetuation of National Causes the Union National Solidarity Sovereignty President U Thein Sein receives member of State Council and Minister of Public Security of PRC and party NAY PYI TAW, 10 July—President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Thein Sein received a goodwill delegation led by member of the State Council and Minister of the Public Security of the People’s Republic of China Mr Meng Jianzhu and party at the Credentials Hall of the Presidential Palace, here, at 10 am today. Together with President U Thein Sein at the call were Union Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko Ko, Union Minister for Defence Lt-Gen Hla Min, Union Minister for Border Affairs Lt-Gen Thein Htay, Union Minister at President Office U Soe Maung, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs U Maung Myint and Director-General of Government Office U Tin Myo Kyi. Member of State Councilor and Minister of the Public Security and party were accompanied by Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar Mr Li Junhua. At the call, they held discussion on promotion and strengthening of comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between the two nations, more cooperation in prevalence of law and order and security measures in Mekong region, cooperation in peace and stability of President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Thein Sein receives member of State Council border area and anti-narcotic drives and friendly and Minister of the Public Security of the People’s Republic of China Mr Meng Jianzhu and party cooperation for mutual interests.—MNA at the Credentials Hall of the Presidential Palace.—MNA US Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw receives scientist: Ocean member of State Council and acidity major Minister of Public Security of PRC threat to reefs NAY P YI T AW, 10 July— posed for a documentary Thura U Shwe Mann, photo. PAGE 4 Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw, Present at the call received a delegation led by together with the Speaker of Mr Meng Jianzhu, Member Pyithu Hluttaw were Public of State Council and Minister Affairs Management of the Public Security of the Committee Chairman People’s Republic of China U Maung Oo, International at Zabuthiri Hall of Hluttaw Relations Committee Complex, here, at 3.10 pm Chairman U Hla Myint Oo, today. Judicial and Legal Affairs At the call, both sides Committee Chairman Thura cordially discussed U Aung Ko, representatives developments of Pauk-Phaw of Pyithu Hluttaw Committee relation, standing rightly from and Commission and officials Amtrak’s high speed Acela at Washington’s Union the side of Myanmar in of Hluttaw Office. The Station seen after US Vice President Joe Biden international affairs, Chinese delegation was announced in Philadelphia that the US government cooperation in socio- accompanied by Chinese will dedicate $53 billion over six years to build new economic development of Ambassador to Myanmar Mr high-speed rail networks and make existing ones two peoples, further Li Junhua and embassy faster, 8 Feb, 2011. PAGE 11 strengthening of cooperation staff.—MNA Thura U Shwe Mann, Speaker of Pyithu in fighting against Hluttaw cordially greets Mr Meng Jianzhu, transnational crime and Friendly basketball matches scheduled elimination of narcotic drugs Member of State Council and Minister of the and matters of promoting YANGON, 10 July—Under Vision Sports women’s Myanmar Basketball Public Security of the People’s mutual cooperation between the arrangement of Ministry basketball team will play Federation at Aung San Republic of China. two Hluttaws. of Sports and Myanmar friendly matches against gymnasium on 16 and 18 July. MNA After the call, they Basketball Federation, US youth counterpart of MNA P1(11).pmd 1 7/11/2012, 3:45 AM 2 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Wednesday, 11 July, 2012 Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services PERSPECTIVES Vice-Senior General Min Aung Hlaing receives, member of Wednesday, 11 July, 2012 State Council and Minister of Public Security of PRC Four conditions Commander-in- Normally we can say we are successful when we achieve what we want. And when we Chief of Defence are recognized and well known by a lot of people Services Vice- we can say we are famous. So, success and fame Senior General are everyone’s dream and wish. But unfortunately, not every dream comes true and Min Aung Hlaing not every wish is fulfilled. receives Sometimes people turn to greed as a remedy Mr Meng Jianzhu, for success and fame. But greed is an unstoppable intense and selfish desire sometimes hosting member of State anger a feeling of hostility that eventually lead Council and to tragic miseries when delusion is added to the Minister of Public mind already tainted with greed and anger. In fact, most people embark on things they Security of the want to have in their lives. They set out to People’s Republic enhance their financial and influential power, of China. improve their lives and achieve success or fame or both. Unfortunately, many of them are MNA unsuccessful. They finish up continually running NAY PYI TAW, 10 July—Commander-in-Chief of army and took pride in Myanmar army’s strenuous efforts to in circles, working harder, longer hours all in a Defence Services Vice-Senior General Min Aung Hlaing bring about peace and stability of Mekong basin. Bringing fruitless effort to reach their goals. Some end up received Mr Meng Jianzhu, member of State Council and peace and stability to Mekong delta region showed the with a life that is completely out of balance, full Minister of Public Security of the People’s Republic of benevolence of Myanmar government, army and people towards of constant worry and stress. China, at Zeyathiri Beikman, here, this noon. Chinese government, Chinese army and people. China would Here we need self-confidence as it is of At the call, Vice-Senior General Min Aung Hlaing like to join hands with Myanmar to cooperate the peace and vital importance for the success and fame. said that both Myanmar and China had long been the good stability of border areas. China would make cooperation in Having the knowledge to express our self is neighbours in accord with five principles of peaceful co- getting rid of narcotic drugs problems and illegal smuggling existence and farsightedness of leaders of the two countries. issues. Both countries would cooperate in promoting already- helpful for achieving self-confidence. In addition The goodwill visit of him would strengthen further prevailed peace and stability of Mekong delta region. we must have physical qualities for we should be friendships between the two countries. Also present at the call together with the Vice-Senior fit and healthy and it is one the main requirements Myanmar Army was making constant efforts to ensure General were General Hla Htay Win of Defence Services of success and fame. peace and stability and border areas development and Commander-in-Chief Office, Lt-Gen Aung Than Htut, Lt-Gen According to Lord Buddha, there are four trying to get rid of narcotic drug and illegal smuggling Kyaw Swe and senior military officers of Commander-in- conditions for achieving success and fame, and problems in border areas with might and main. In this Chief Office (Army). The Chinese Minister was accompanied they are: patirupadasavasa or living in a place regard, PRC was urged to make cooperation in it. Thanks by Deputy Secretary General of the State Council Mr Wang which is favorable for the attainment of to the bilateral cooperation between the two countries, Yongqing, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr Xie prosperity and merit; sappurisupanissaya or Mekong delta region enjoys peace and stability. For Hangsheng, Deputy Minister of Public Security Mr Meng association with wise and noble persons; perpetuation of already-achieved peace and stability, the Hongwei, the Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar and officials. both countries needed to make cooperation. After the ceremony, they posed for documentary photo. attasammapanidhi or living an honest life and After that, Mr Meng Jianzhu said that he praised Myanmar MNA striving for self improvement; and pubbecakapatunnata or having accumulated Dy Culture Minister inspects cultural heritages good deeds done previously. Of these, the last NAY P YI T AW, 10 July— condition is vital because being endowed with it Deputy Minister for Culture will contribute towards fulfilment of the Daw Sanda Khin on 8 July remaining conditions. inspected ancient cultural edifices Phowin hill in Myanmar divers win two Yinmabin Township of Sagaing Region. rd medals in 3 Singapore She urged officials to preserve the region as the Invitational Diving 2012 cultural zone after taking YANGON, 10 July— Myanmar divers won a silver and a various possible situations bronze medals in the 3rd Singapore Invitational Diving into consideration, to 2012 held in Singapore from 6 to 8 July. conduct surveys to set the Zwe Thet Oo secured the silver medal at the U-14 5- area of the zone and not to metre Plaform and Naung Jar won the bronze medal in the burden the local people. 10-metre Platform contests. She then met the deputy Besides, in the Team Free Routing of the Synchronized commissioner of Monywa Deputy Minister for Culture Daw Sanda Khin inspects ancient pagodas in Swimming contest of 1st ASEAN Swimming Championship District, local authorities, Amyint region of ChaungU Township. 2012 from 13 to 18 June, Kay Zin Win, Nann Kham Myat townselders, members of MNA Chu, Thant Thant Su San and Thiri Nandar won bronze Pagoda Board of Trustees pride and long history of measures are being taken with The deputy minister medals.—MNA and local people at the the country and its people.
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