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CREATE SMOOTH TRANSPORT OF PASSENGERS AND COMMODITIES PAGE-8 (OPINION) Vol. VII, No. 356, 11th Waning of Tabaung 1382 ME www.gnlm.com.mm Wednesday, 7 April 2021 Myanmar must continuously implement democracy and federalism: Senior General State Administration Council Chairman Senior General Min Aung Hlaing meets Union-level personnel, Union ministers, the chairman of Nay Pyi Taw Council, chairpersons of Region and State Administration Councils and chairpersons of Self-Administered Zones and Division Administration Bodies at Thabin Hall of the State Administration Council Chairman’s Office in Nay Pyi Taw Yesterday. HAIRMAN of the State Gen Ye Win Oo, Chief Justice of took the State responsibilities opposition parties. At that time, was assigned by the Hluttaw as Administration Council the Union U Tun Tun Oo, Chair- due to the event of voting frauds NLD stood as an opposition par- the chair of a committee. CCommander-in-Chief of man of the Constitutional Tribu- in the 2020 general election. ty but did not participate in the At that time, President U Defence Services Senior Gen- nal of the Union U Than Kyaw, The Senior General con- election by staging the boycott. Thein Sein performed political, eral Min Aung Hlaing yesterday Chairman of the Union Election tinued to say that the general The winning party in 2010 formed economic, administrative and morning met with Union-level Commission U Thein Soe, Union elections were held in 2010, 2015 the government. It amended Sec- international relations sectors personnel, Union ministers, the ministers, the Attorney-General and 2020 in Myanmar. The Union tion 6 (c) of the Political Parties as much as he can. However, chairman of Nay Pyi Taw Coun- of the Union, the Auditor-General he faced many heavy prob- cil, chairpersons of Region and of the Union, the chairman of the lems. With regard to security State Administration Councils Union Civil Service Board, the measures, the Rakhine State and chairpersons of Self-Ad- Governor of the Central Bank Although the people inspired the NLD, issue, Laukkai issue of Shan ministered Zones and Division of Myanmar, the chairman of Buddhist people, more than 80 per State (North) and Laiza issue Administration Bodies at Thabin the Anti-Corruption Commis- of Kachin State happened. In Hall of the State Administration sion, the chairman of Myanmar cent in the country, did not satisfy with the 2015 general election, NLD Council Chairman’s Office in Nay Human Rights Commission, the Buddhism affairs based on religious and won the election with the slo- Pyi Taw. chairman of the Nay Pyi Taw gan — time to change. Although Also present at the meet- Council, chairpersons of region management misconducts. However, the the people inspired the NLD, ing were Vice-Chairman of the and state administration coun- Tatmadaw cooperate with the govern- Buddhist people, more than 80 Council Deputy Command- cils, advisory members to the ment formed by the election result. After per cent in the country, did not er-in-Chief of Defence Services Chairman of the State Admin- satisfy with Buddhism affairs Commander-in-Chief (Army) istration Council, chairpersons the election, the Senior General met with based on religious and manage- Vice-Senior General Soe Win, of self-administered zones and NLD leaders, including Daw Aung San Suu ment misconducts. However, Council members General Mya division administration bodies, the Tatmadaw cooperate with Tun Oo, Admiral Tin Aung San, deputy ministers and officials. Kyi, to transfer power. At the meeting, the the government formed by the General Maung Maung Kyaw, At the meeting, the Senior Senior General urged them to perform the election result. After the elec- Lt-Gen Moe Myint Tun, Lt-Gen General said he would like to ex- tasks in accord with the Constitution. tion, the Senior General met Soe Htut, Mahn Nyein Maung, U plain matters related to the State with NLD leaders, including Thein Nyunt, U Khin Maung Swe, Administration Council in declar- Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, to trans- Daw Aye Nu Sein, Jeng Phang ing the State of Emergency for Solidarity and Development Par- Registration Law and revoked fer power. At the meeting, the Naw Taung, U Moung Har, U the country and taking over the ty won the election in 2010. Such Section 10(e) for enabling all Senior General urged them to Sai Lone Saing, Saw Daniel, Dr State duty, current undertakings election was the first experience parties in the democracy. NLD perform the tasks in accord with Banyar Aung Moe and U Shwe and future plans. Regarding the of Myanmar. The Union Solidar- participated in the by-election the Constitution. Kyein, Secretary Lt-Gen Aung assumption of the State duty, the ity and Development Party won in 2012 and won in it. So, Chair of Lin Dwe and Joint Secretary Lt- Senior General said the Council the election due to lack of main the party Daw Aung San Suu Kyi SEE PAGE-3 INSIDE TODAY NATIONAL NATIONAL LOCAL BUSINESS LOCAL BUSINESS People pray at religious Tatmadaw Rubber growers Muse border trade buildings; market and provides COVID-19 rejoicing as price nearly comes to public services resume vaccine to rises despite lower suspension due to operations venerable monks production COVID-19 PAGE-7 PAGE-7 PAGE-12 PAGE-12 7 APRIL 2021 2 NATIONAL THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Republic of the Union of Myanmar State Administration Council Nine Objectives 1. Political affairs sectors of the economy as well (a) Building of a Union based on democracy and federalism in practising genuine (b) Stability of market economy and inviting international investments to develop disciplined multiparty democracy in a full fairness manner the economy of entire ethnic people (B) Emphasizing of restoration of eternal peace for the entire nation in line with (c) Encouragement of local businesses to create employment opportunities to the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) be able to produce many products of the State (c) Continuous practising of the “principle” of peaceful co-existence among countries by holding up the independent, active and non-aligned foreign 3. Social affairs policy (a) For ensuring of dynamism of Union spirit which is genuine patriotic spirit (b) Following customs and traditions of all ethnic nationalities and preservation 2. Economic affairs and safeguarding of cultural heritage and national characters (a) Further development of production based on agriculture and livestock (c) Enhancement of health, fitness and education standards of the entire nation breeding through modern techniques and all-round development of other Republic of the Union of Myanmar Republic of the Union of Myanmar State Administration Council State Administration Council Order No 110/2021 Order No 111/2021 10th Waning of Tabaung 1382 ME 10th Waning of Tabaung 1382 ME 6 April 2021 6 April 2021 Appointment and Duty Assignment of members of Anti-Corruption Commission Appointment and Duty Assignment of member of Union Civil Service Board The following persons are appointed and assigned by the State Administration Council, in accordance with Section 419 of the State Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar to the duties of members of the Anti-Corruption Com- U Soe Tint is appointed and assigned by the State Administration Council, in mission. accordance with Section 419 of the State Constitution of the Republic of the Union 1. U Win Te of Myanmar, to the duty of member of the Union Civil Service Board. 2. U Kyaw Soe Lin 3. U Tun Tun Oo By order By order Sd/ Aung Lin Dwe Sd/ Aung Lin Dwe Lieutenant-General Lieutenant-General Secretary Secretary State Administration Council State Administration Council State Administration Council Press Release Re-invitation to Myanmar citizens who arrive in various regions for many reasons 1. Some student youths, State service personnel and citizens, evaded to areas of EAOs and foreign countries with worries because of incitement and intimidation of NLD members, the extremists who support that party, CRPH unlawful association, incitement of CDM and persons and organizations at home and abroad not wishing to restore peace and stability of the State since after 1 February 2021 when the Tatmadaw assumed the State responsibility. 2. They are further worried about the dictatorship statement and speeches of CRPH unlawful association and some relevant persons. As they face no security guarantee and difficulties in socio-economic life in their areas, they wish to return to their native lands. 3. As those who evaded from their native areas are also citizens, the State Administration Council will arrange their returns from evaded areas to various regions of Myanmar. 4. Information was released that if those who evaded to various areas except the persons who committed any kinds of crime wish to return to their native lands in Myan- mar of their own accord, the citizens abroad are to contact nearby ward, village, township and district administration bodies and relevant embassies, military attaché offices and consulates without facing action taken in accord with the law. Information Team State Administration Council Announcement THE Ministry of Information does not officially approve an FM radio line with spreading news to be broadcast on test in Yangon Region. If anyone joins the operation of such broadcasting and gives assistance without permission, action will be taken against them under the existing law. Ministry of Information 7 APRIL 2021 THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR NATIONAL 3 MNM MNM MNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNN MNM MNM MNM MNM Myanmar Police Forces is being improved NN NN STATE defence duty is the primary duty of the State, especially defending external danger. So, the capacity of members of the Myanmar Police Forces is being improved as they are mainly responsible for the security of the country. N N N N N N (Excerpt from the speech to officers, other ranks and their families in Myeik, Kyunsu and Cocogyun stations made by N N N N the Republic of the Union of Myanmar State Administration Council Chairman Senior General Min Aung Hlaing N N on 21 March 2021) N N N N N N MNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNN Myanmar must continuously implement democracy and federalism: Senior General FROM PAGE-1 cases were opened for the death ical doctors.
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