“By learning lessons from the historical events and experiences of different political eras that the country has gone through, the government must strive, through good leadership, to strengthen the nation politically, economically, and defensively, and to enhance the country’s dignity on the international stage.
Union-level officials, Union ministers, and chief ministers of regions and states should also place importance on thinking broadly and acting comprehensively regarding political, economic, and security matters.” stated, President U Min Aung Hlaing in his opening remarks at the Union Government meeting held Tuesday morning at the Union Government Meeting Hall of the President’s Office in Nay Pyi Taw.
The meeting was attended by Vice Presidents U Nyo Saw and Daw Nan Ni Ni Aye, Union ministers, and the Chairman of the Nay Pyi Taw Council, while region and state chief ministers participated via video conferencing.
The President continued his opening remarks stating that the current government had now been carrying out state responsibilities for one and a half months. He said that when reviewing the country’s history from independence to the present day, it was necessary to analyze domestic political situations together with international relations.
He then gave a detailed explanation of the political changes and transitions that Myanmar has experienced throughout different eras. The President explained that the purpose of reviewing the nation’s history was to address the problems faced throughout the country’s past experiences.
He urged Union ministers and region and state chief ministers to remain mindful of the historical experiences the country has undergone. He stressed that lessons must be learned from past events to prevent similar incidents from occurring again in the future.
He also pointed out the need to maintain political stability, strengthen the economy, and bring armed conflicts to an end for the sake of national security. The President further discussed matters related to international relations, politics, the economy, and security, emphasizing the importance of broad and comprehensive thinking.
He also explained the government’s efforts to ensure that all school-age children have access to education to the greatest extent possible. Afterward, Union ministers presented and discussed matters relating to their respective sectors.
In response to the discussions and presentations, the President instructed region and state government officials to cooperate with relevant organizations and carry out effective on-the-ground measures to combat online gambling activities. He also gave guidance regarding the reconstruction of damaged public buildings in Chin State and the promotion of the sports sector before concluding the meeting, it’s learnt.
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“By learning lessons from the historical events and experiences of different political eras that the country has gone through, the government must strive, through good leadership, to strengthen the nation politically, economically, and defensively, and to enhance the country’s dignity on the international stage.
Union-level officials, Union ministers, and chief ministers of regions and states should also place importance on thinking broadly and acting comprehensively regarding political, economic, and security matters.” stated, President U Min Aung Hlaing in his opening remarks at the Union Government meeting held Tuesday morning at the Union Government Meeting Hall of the President’s Office in Nay Pyi Taw.
The meeting was attended by Vice Presidents U Nyo Saw and Daw Nan Ni Ni Aye, Union ministers, and the Chairman of the Nay Pyi Taw Council, while region and state chief ministers participated via video conferencing.
The President continued his opening remarks stating that the current government had now been carrying out state responsibilities for one and a half months. He said that when reviewing the country’s history from independence to the present day, it was necessary to analyze domestic political situations together with international relations.
He then gave a detailed explanation of the political changes and transitions that Myanmar has experienced throughout different eras. The President explained that the purpose of reviewing the nation’s history was to address the problems faced throughout the country’s past experiences.
He urged Union ministers and region and state chief ministers to remain mindful of the historical experiences the country has undergone. He stressed that lessons must be learned from past events to prevent similar incidents from occurring again in the future.
He also pointed out the need to maintain political stability, strengthen the economy, and bring armed conflicts to an end for the sake of national security. The President further discussed matters related to international relations, politics, the economy, and security, emphasizing the importance of broad and comprehensive thinking.
He also explained the government’s efforts to ensure that all school-age children have access to education to the greatest extent possible. Afterward, Union ministers presented and discussed matters relating to their respective sectors.
In response to the discussions and presentations, the President instructed region and state government officials to cooperate with relevant organizations and carry out effective on-the-ground measures to combat online gambling activities. He also gave guidance regarding the reconstruction of damaged public buildings in Chin State and the promotion of the sports sector before concluding the meeting, it’s learnt.
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The Union Election Commission announced the substitution of Kachin State Hluttaw Tatmadaw Personnel Representative submitted by the Commander in Chief of Defense Services with Announcement No (45/2026) on May 26, 2026. The announcement was signed by the UEC Chairman U Than Soe.
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The Union Election Commission announced the substitution of Kachin State Hluttaw Tatmadaw Personnel Representative submitted by the Commander in Chief of Defense Services with Announcement No (45/2026) on May 26, 2026. The announcement was signed by the UEC Chairman U Than Soe.
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Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker U Khin Yi met with Pyithu Hluttaw representatives from Mandalay Region Tuesday afternoon at the auditorium of the Mandalay Region Hluttaw Office.
During the meeting, the Speaker stated that he had observed that Hluttaw representatives were actively carrying out activities for the benefit of voters and the country during the current period.
He emphasized the need for representatives to ensure there are no procedural mistakes in their work and to systematically review existing laws that are no longer in line with the current era and amend or supplement them where necessary.
He also stressed that when submitting questions in Hluttaw, representatives should raise issues that genuinely reflect the needs of the people. In addition, he said that representatives should have a detailed understanding of their constituencies and the wishes of their voters, strive to help resolve public difficulties, and become trustworthy representatives in the eyes of the people.
Next, Mandalay Region Hluttaw Speaker U Aung Kyaw Moe presented reports regarding the activities of the Third Mandalay Region Hluttaw session, after which the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker provided necessary guidance concerning the presentations.
After the meeting, the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker inspected the Mandalay Region Hluttaw meeting hall and signed the guest record book. Following that, the Speaker met with MSME entrepreneurs and respected community elders from Mandalay Region and explained the work programs to be carried out by the Pyithu Hluttaw.
Attendees then discussed and presented various matters, and the Speaker explained that the legislative body would coordinate and address the issues in accordance with laws, rules, and procedures, including reviewing matters and, where necessary, enacting laws. At the end of the meeting, he warmly greeted the attendees individually, it’s reported.
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Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker U Khin Yi met with Pyithu Hluttaw representatives from Mandalay Region Tuesday afternoon at the auditorium of the Mandalay Region Hluttaw Office.
During the meeting, the Speaker stated that he had observed that Hluttaw representatives were actively carrying out activities for the benefit of voters and the country during the current period.
He emphasized the need for representatives to ensure there are no procedural mistakes in their work and to systematically review existing laws that are no longer in line with the current era and amend or supplement them where necessary.
He also stressed that when submitting questions in Hluttaw, representatives should raise issues that genuinely reflect the needs of the people. In addition, he said that representatives should have a detailed understanding of their constituencies and the wishes of their voters, strive to help resolve public difficulties, and become trustworthy representatives in the eyes of the people.
Next, Mandalay Region Hluttaw Speaker U Aung Kyaw Moe presented reports regarding the activities of the Third Mandalay Region Hluttaw session, after which the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker provided necessary guidance concerning the presentations.
After the meeting, the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker inspected the Mandalay Region Hluttaw meeting hall and signed the guest record book. Following that, the Speaker met with MSME entrepreneurs and respected community elders from Mandalay Region and explained the work programs to be carried out by the Pyithu Hluttaw.
Attendees then discussed and presented various matters, and the Speaker explained that the legislative body would coordinate and address the issues in accordance with laws, rules, and procedures, including reviewing matters and, where necessary, enacting laws. At the end of the meeting, he warmly greeted the attendees individually, it’s reported.
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A coordination meeting for the successful conduct of the second regular sessions of the third Hluttaws was held on Thursday in Nay Pyi Taw.
Patron of the Central Committee for successful holding of Hluttaw Sessions Speaker of Pyidaungsu Hluttaw U Aung Lin Dwe gave an opening speech. The meeting reviewed preparations for the second and third regular sessions from June 2 to December 31, including sending invitations to the representatives, arranging accommodation, security, transportation, communication, voting systems, health and food services, and facilities at the hluttaw and guesthouses.
The meeting also emphasized coordination between relevant sectors to ensure smooth operations, including uninterrupted electricity, clean and safe facilities, proper maintenance, and media coverage. The meeting noted the importance of maintaining the strengths of previous sessions and supporting the government’s 100-day plan through effective parliamentary work. After the meeting, the Central Committee Patron and party inspected guesthouse arrangements, health services, and information facilities.
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A coordination meeting for the successful conduct of the second regular sessions of the third Hluttaws was held on Thursday in Nay Pyi Taw.
Patron of the Central Committee for successful holding of Hluttaw Sessions Speaker of Pyidaungsu Hluttaw U Aung Lin Dwe gave an opening speech. The meeting reviewed preparations for the second and third regular sessions from June 2 to December 31, including sending invitations to the representatives, arranging accommodation, security, transportation, communication, voting systems, health and food services, and facilities at the hluttaw and guesthouses.
The meeting also emphasized coordination between relevant sectors to ensure smooth operations, including uninterrupted electricity, clean and safe facilities, proper maintenance, and media coverage. The meeting noted the importance of maintaining the strengths of previous sessions and supporting the government’s 100-day plan through effective parliamentary work. After the meeting, the Central Committee Patron and party inspected guesthouse arrangements, health services, and information facilities.
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The 5thMyanmar-Philippines Foreign Policy Consultations co-chaired by U Ko Ko Kyaw, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Myanmar, and Mr. Leo M. Herrera-Lim, Undersecretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines, was held at the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines on 18 May.
At the meeting, they cordially exchanged views on enhancing diplomatic relations and cooperation, strengthening trade and investment ties, advancing energy cooperation, and combating transnational crimes, and promoting people-to-people contacts.
The discussion further covered Myanmar’s political developments including the key priorities of the newly elected Government and Myanmar’s cooperation to normalize its relations with ASEAN. The two sides exchanged views on regional and global issues such as the ongoing conflict in Middle East and its impact on the region as well as the matters of common interest of both countries.
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The 5thMyanmar-Philippines Foreign Policy Consultations co-chaired by U Ko Ko Kyaw, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Myanmar, and Mr. Leo M. Herrera-Lim, Undersecretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines, was held at the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines on 18 May.
At the meeting, they cordially exchanged views on enhancing diplomatic relations and cooperation, strengthening trade and investment ties, advancing energy cooperation, and combating transnational crimes, and promoting people-to-people contacts.
The discussion further covered Myanmar’s political developments including the key priorities of the newly elected Government and Myanmar’s cooperation to normalize its relations with ASEAN. The two sides exchanged views on regional and global issues such as the ongoing conflict in Middle East and its impact on the region as well as the matters of common interest of both countries.
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The upcoming second regular sessions will revitalize the Hluttaw sector through the deliberation of bills and the raising and discussion of sterisk questions, according to the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee and Work Committees’ Coordination Meeting 1/2026 held yesterday.
The meeting, aimed at ensuring the successful convening of the second regular sessions of the Third Union-level Hluttaws, was held yesterday afternoon at the meeting hall of the Zabuthiri Building in the Hluttaw Complex, Nay Pyi Taw, and was attended by U Aung Lin Dwe, Patron of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee and Speaker of the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw.
In his opening remarks, the Patron of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee stated that the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Office had prepared and issued a parliamentary calendar for holding the second and third regular sessions between 2 June and 31 December and had already distributed it to the relevant organizations for advance notification. He also noted that invitation letters had been sent to Hluttaw representatives to attend the second regular sessions of the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, the Pyithu Hluttaw, and the Amyotha Hluttaw, and that representatives had been requested to arrive in Nay Pyi Taw no earlier than 30 May and no later than 31 May.
The Patron of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee also stated that, to successfully hold the second regular session of the Hluttaw, the attending members of the central committee and the work committees, including the Accommodation Committee, the Communications, Sound Control and Voting Machine Operations Committee, the Transport Committee, the Ceremony Preparation Committee, and the Information Committee, must collaborate and coordinate according to their respective responsibilities.
He also stated that, regarding the electricity sector, measures should be systematically implemented to ensure that there are no power outages within the Hluttaw premises and major Hluttaw halls during the sessions, including during the operation of communications systems and the voting machine system.
Subsequently, officials from the attending work committees presented the implementation status of their respective sectors in preparation for successfully holding the second regular sessions, after which the Patron of the central committee provided supplementary remarks on their presentations and delivered the concluding address.
Following that, the Patron of the central committee proceeded to Nay Pyi Taw Sipin Guest House No 2. There, he inspected the arrangements to provide one room for each Hluttaw representative to ensure comfortable accommodation, the measures taken for cooking and fire safety, the preparation of television and reading rooms for access to daily news and information, and the setup of a healthcare clinic for medical emergencies, after which necessary instructions were given.
Also present at the meeting were Chairman of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee Jeng Phang Naw Taung, Vice-Chairman U Maung Maung Ohn, Union ministers, the chairman of the Nay Pyi Taw Council, members of the central committee and work committees, and officials from the respective Hluttaws. — MNA/TH
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The upcoming second regular sessions will revitalize the Hluttaw sector through the deliberation of bills and the raising and discussion of sterisk questions, according to the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee and Work Committees’ Coordination Meeting 1/2026 held yesterday.
The meeting, aimed at ensuring the successful convening of the second regular sessions of the Third Union-level Hluttaws, was held yesterday afternoon at the meeting hall of the Zabuthiri Building in the Hluttaw Complex, Nay Pyi Taw, and was attended by U Aung Lin Dwe, Patron of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee and Speaker of the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw.
In his opening remarks, the Patron of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee stated that the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Office had prepared and issued a parliamentary calendar for holding the second and third regular sessions between 2 June and 31 December and had already distributed it to the relevant organizations for advance notification. He also noted that invitation letters had been sent to Hluttaw representatives to attend the second regular sessions of the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, the Pyithu Hluttaw, and the Amyotha Hluttaw, and that representatives had been requested to arrive in Nay Pyi Taw no earlier than 30 May and no later than 31 May.
The Patron of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee also stated that, to successfully hold the second regular session of the Hluttaw, the attending members of the central committee and the work committees, including the Accommodation Committee, the Communications, Sound Control and Voting Machine Operations Committee, the Transport Committee, the Ceremony Preparation Committee, and the Information Committee, must collaborate and coordinate according to their respective responsibilities.
He also stated that, regarding the electricity sector, measures should be systematically implemented to ensure that there are no power outages within the Hluttaw premises and major Hluttaw halls during the sessions, including during the operation of communications systems and the voting machine system.
Subsequently, officials from the attending work committees presented the implementation status of their respective sectors in preparation for successfully holding the second regular sessions, after which the Patron of the central committee provided supplementary remarks on their presentations and delivered the concluding address.
Following that, the Patron of the central committee proceeded to Nay Pyi Taw Sipin Guest House No 2. There, he inspected the arrangements to provide one room for each Hluttaw representative to ensure comfortable accommodation, the measures taken for cooking and fire safety, the preparation of television and reading rooms for access to daily news and information, and the setup of a healthcare clinic for medical emergencies, after which necessary instructions were given.
Also present at the meeting were Chairman of the Hluttaw Session Convening Central Committee Jeng Phang Naw Taung, Vice-Chairman U Maung Maung Ohn, Union ministers, the chairman of the Nay Pyi Taw Council, members of the central committee and work committees, and officials from the respective Hluttaws. — MNA/TH
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U Tin Maung Swe, Union Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, met with Dato’ Seri Utama Haji Mohamad Bin Haji Hasan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia who was on a working visit to Nay Pyi Taw, at MGallery Hotel on 19 May 2026.
The Union Minister also hosted a working lunch to the Foreign Minister of Malaysia and his delegation. During the meeting, the two Foreign Ministers cordially discussed matters relating to enhancement of relations between Myanmar and Malaysia at the bilateral level and in the context of ASEAN. They exchanged views on promotion of existing cooperation in the areas of mutual interests.
The Malaysian delegation arrived in Nay Pyi Taw by a special flight on the afternoon of 19 May 2026 and was welcomed by U Naing Min Kyaw, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, and officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs upon arrival at Nay Pyi Taw International Airport. The delegation departed for Malaysia on the evening of the same day.
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U Tin Maung Swe, Union Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, met with Dato’ Seri Utama Haji Mohamad Bin Haji Hasan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia who was on a working visit to Nay Pyi Taw, at MGallery Hotel on 19 May 2026.
The Union Minister also hosted a working lunch to the Foreign Minister of Malaysia and his delegation. During the meeting, the two Foreign Ministers cordially discussed matters relating to enhancement of relations between Myanmar and Malaysia at the bilateral level and in the context of ASEAN. They exchanged views on promotion of existing cooperation in the areas of mutual interests.
The Malaysian delegation arrived in Nay Pyi Taw by a special flight on the afternoon of 19 May 2026 and was welcomed by U Naing Min Kyaw, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, and officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs upon arrival at Nay Pyi Taw International Airport. The delegation departed for Malaysia on the evening of the same day.
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The Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw, U Khin Yi, received the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Myanmar, Ms. Ma Jia, on Tuesday morning at the reception hall in the Hluttaw complex in Nay Pyi Taw, it’s leant.
During the meeting, the Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw stated that China has consistently supported Myanmar on the global stage. He expressed gratitude for China being the first to provide aid and assistance following the Mandalay earthquake. He affirmed support for the China-Myanmar strategic partnership and the efforts to build a community with a shared future, sharing weal and woe.
He stated that the parliaments of China and Myanmar would cooperate more closely together. Regarding online scams, he noted that the government has been continuously conducting investigations and arrests. To effectively prevent and suppress online scams, a draft Law for Countering Online Scam has already been prepared.
The Hluttaw will prioritize enacting this draft law during the upcoming second regular session. The Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Myanmar said that in accordance with the 15th Five-Year Plan of Bilateral Cooperation (2026-2030) commencing this year, cooperation will be expanded, and efforts will continue to implement the China-Myanmar community with a shared future, sharing weal and woe.
She reiterated that China has always supported Myanmar and will strive to further deepen parliamentary relations between the two countries. Attending this meeting alongside the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker were the Deputy Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw, U Maung Maung Ohn, responsible officials from the Pyithu Hluttaw office, and officials from the Chinese Embassy, it’s reported.
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The Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw, U Khin Yi, received the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Myanmar, Ms. Ma Jia, on Tuesday morning at the reception hall in the Hluttaw complex in Nay Pyi Taw, it’s leant.
During the meeting, the Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw stated that China has consistently supported Myanmar on the global stage. He expressed gratitude for China being the first to provide aid and assistance following the Mandalay earthquake. He affirmed support for the China-Myanmar strategic partnership and the efforts to build a community with a shared future, sharing weal and woe.
He stated that the parliaments of China and Myanmar would cooperate more closely together. Regarding online scams, he noted that the government has been continuously conducting investigations and arrests. To effectively prevent and suppress online scams, a draft Law for Countering Online Scam has already been prepared.
The Hluttaw will prioritize enacting this draft law during the upcoming second regular session. The Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Myanmar said that in accordance with the 15th Five-Year Plan of Bilateral Cooperation (2026-2030) commencing this year, cooperation will be expanded, and efforts will continue to implement the China-Myanmar community with a shared future, sharing weal and woe.
She reiterated that China has always supported Myanmar and will strive to further deepen parliamentary relations between the two countries. Attending this meeting alongside the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker were the Deputy Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw, U Maung Maung Ohn, responsible officials from the Pyithu Hluttaw office, and officials from the Chinese Embassy, it’s reported.
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The Union Election Commission announced the substitutions of four Pyithu Hluttaw Tatmadaw Personnel Representatives and four Regions and States Hluttaw Tatmadaw Personnel Representatives submitted by the Commander in Chief of Defense Services with Announcement No (43/2026) and (44/2026) respectively, on May 18, 2026. The announcements were signed by the UEC Chairman U Than Soe.
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The Union Election Commission announced the substitutions of four Pyithu Hluttaw Tatmadaw Personnel Representatives and four Regions and States Hluttaw Tatmadaw Personnel Representatives submitted by the Commander in Chief of Defense Services with Announcement No (43/2026) and (44/2026) respectively, on May 18, 2026. The announcements were signed by the UEC Chairman U Than Soe.
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Pyithu Hlattaw Speaker U Khin Yi ,accompanied by Magwe Region Hlattaw Speaker Dr. Maung Maung Htay, met with residents, enterprenurers and social organizations at City hall in Magwe on Friday.
During the meeting, the Pyithu Hlattaw Speaker stated that the purpose the gathering is to help realize the Head of State’s guidance in moving forwards to the nation’s second chapter together, through cooperation among the government, Hluttaw, the people, and political parties.
He added that the meeting was also intended to identify matters related to creating job opportunities and regional development within their area, as well as issues that the government would implement and that required coordination by the Hluttaw. As Hluttaw primarily carrys out the responsibility of legislation, the Pyithu Hlattaw Speaker stressed that scrutiny and actions will be undertaken to amend certain existing laws and enact the new laws in order to ensure that the people can live peacefully and securely under the protection of the law, and to promote social and economic development.
He added that with regard to the existing laws, priority will be given to laws that serve the public interest, provide security for the people, and strengthen the rule of law. He added that priority will currently be given to enacting an anti-online fraud law that is aligned with the current conditions of the country during the upcoming Hluttaw sessions. In addition, laws related to investment that would support national economic development will also be reviewed and amended where necessary.
In addition, he encouraged entrepreneurs, social organizations, and local residents in the Magwe Region to submit recommendations on matters that the Hluttaw should legislate in order to help create local employment opportunities and support regional development.
Afterwards, the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker heard reports on regional development and stability and development of MSME enterprises and then documented the reports.
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Pyithu Hlattaw Speaker U Khin Yi ,accompanied by Magwe Region Hlattaw Speaker Dr. Maung Maung Htay, met with residents, enterprenurers and social organizations at City hall in Magwe on Friday.
During the meeting, the Pyithu Hlattaw Speaker stated that the purpose the gathering is to help realize the Head of State’s guidance in moving forwards to the nation’s second chapter together, through cooperation among the government, Hluttaw, the people, and political parties.
He added that the meeting was also intended to identify matters related to creating job opportunities and regional development within their area, as well as issues that the government would implement and that required coordination by the Hluttaw. As Hluttaw primarily carrys out the responsibility of legislation, the Pyithu Hlattaw Speaker stressed that scrutiny and actions will be undertaken to amend certain existing laws and enact the new laws in order to ensure that the people can live peacefully and securely under the protection of the law, and to promote social and economic development.
He added that with regard to the existing laws, priority will be given to laws that serve the public interest, provide security for the people, and strengthen the rule of law. He added that priority will currently be given to enacting an anti-online fraud law that is aligned with the current conditions of the country during the upcoming Hluttaw sessions. In addition, laws related to investment that would support national economic development will also be reviewed and amended where necessary.
In addition, he encouraged entrepreneurs, social organizations, and local residents in the Magwe Region to submit recommendations on matters that the Hluttaw should legislate in order to help create local employment opportunities and support regional development.
Afterwards, the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker heard reports on regional development and stability and development of MSME enterprises and then documented the reports.
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