Member of the State Security and Peace Commission Union Minister for Border Affairs and Ethnic Affairs Lt-Gen Yar Pyae held a meeting with the ethnic literature and culture associations in Mon State on Wednesday.
In his speech, the Union Minister explained the efforts for safeguarding the ethnic language, literature, history, arts, cultural heritage and traditional customs as well as the implementations for socio-economic development including education, health and transportation.
Deputy Minister U Zaw Aye Maung elaborated on the discussion. Then, the Union Minister provided cash rewards for the Mon, Bamar, Kayin and Pa-O Literature and Culture Associations as well as for the staff. The Union Minister later proceeded to Mudon Women Vocational Training School and heard reports and work implementations for development of border areas, human resource development and conducting of vocational training courses.
The Union Minister provided cash rewards and inspected the hostels and training halls. At the Mon State Development Supervisory Office, the Union Minister met with the staff and urged all for ensuring stability, border areas development, socio-economic progress and human resource development of nationalities youth.
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Member of the State Security and Peace Commission Union Minister for Border Affairs and Ethnic Affairs Lt-Gen Yar Pyae held a meeting with the ethnic literature and culture associations in Mon State on Wednesday.
In his speech, the Union Minister explained the efforts for safeguarding the ethnic language, literature, history, arts, cultural heritage and traditional customs as well as the implementations for socio-economic development including education, health and transportation.
Deputy Minister U Zaw Aye Maung elaborated on the discussion. Then, the Union Minister provided cash rewards for the Mon, Bamar, Kayin and Pa-O Literature and Culture Associations as well as for the staff. The Union Minister later proceeded to Mudon Women Vocational Training School and heard reports and work implementations for development of border areas, human resource development and conducting of vocational training courses.
The Union Minister provided cash rewards and inspected the hostels and training halls. At the Mon State Development Supervisory Office, the Union Minister met with the staff and urged all for ensuring stability, border areas development, socio-economic progress and human resource development of nationalities youth.
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The opening ceremony of the 2026 Summer Youth Development Courses, organized by the Rakhine State Government, was held in front of the U Ottama Hall in Sittwe Township in the morning of March 10. The event was attended by Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin and his wife.
Firstly, Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin and his wife, the Chief Justice of the State High Court, the State Minister for Security and Border Affairs, and the State Minister for Social Affairs officially opened the Summer Youth Development Courses by cutting the ceremonial ribbon.
Subsequently, the second part of the ceremony was held inside the U Ottama Hall, where Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin and his wife, along with attendees, saluted the National Flag.
Following this, Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin delivered a speech stating that annually during the summer, the State organizes and conducts Youth Development Courses in states and regions nationwide. He mentioned that in their state too, such courses are provided every year. The upcoming courses will include sports training, first aid training, and AI technology training as part of youth development initiatives. He encouraged the youth to diligently study the subjects being taught and strive to become young leaders capable of leading the future.
Continuing, the State Chief Minister U Htein Lin presented cash awards for the Summer Youth Development Courses, followed by a fitness dance performance by the sports trainees.
Afterwards, Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin, accompanied by the Commander of the West Command Ma-J Gen. Kyaw Swar Oo, State Government members, and relevant departmental officials, conducted a tour to inspect the examination centers designated for the 2026 Matriculation Examination in Sittwe Township.
The State Chief Minister and party visited examination centers at Basic Education High School No. (4), Basic Education High School No. (2), and Basic Education High School No. (6) in Sittwe. They inspected the arrangements made for the examination classrooms to facilitate the Matriculation Examination. The inspection was accompanied by explanations from the chief examiners, teachers, and school headmasters/headmistresses.
The State Chief Minister provided necessary guidance based on the explanations and coordinated with relevant officials accordingly, it’s reported.
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The opening ceremony of the 2026 Summer Youth Development Courses, organized by the Rakhine State Government, was held in front of the U Ottama Hall in Sittwe Township in the morning of March 10. The event was attended by Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin and his wife.
Firstly, Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin and his wife, the Chief Justice of the State High Court, the State Minister for Security and Border Affairs, and the State Minister for Social Affairs officially opened the Summer Youth Development Courses by cutting the ceremonial ribbon.
Subsequently, the second part of the ceremony was held inside the U Ottama Hall, where Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin and his wife, along with attendees, saluted the National Flag.
Following this, Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin delivered a speech stating that annually during the summer, the State organizes and conducts Youth Development Courses in states and regions nationwide. He mentioned that in their state too, such courses are provided every year. The upcoming courses will include sports training, first aid training, and AI technology training as part of youth development initiatives. He encouraged the youth to diligently study the subjects being taught and strive to become young leaders capable of leading the future.
Continuing, the State Chief Minister U Htein Lin presented cash awards for the Summer Youth Development Courses, followed by a fitness dance performance by the sports trainees.
Afterwards, Rakhine State Chief Minister U Htein Lin, accompanied by the Commander of the West Command Ma-J Gen. Kyaw Swar Oo, State Government members, and relevant departmental officials, conducted a tour to inspect the examination centers designated for the 2026 Matriculation Examination in Sittwe Township.
The State Chief Minister and party visited examination centers at Basic Education High School No. (4), Basic Education High School No. (2), and Basic Education High School No. (6) in Sittwe. They inspected the arrangements made for the examination classrooms to facilitate the Matriculation Examination. The inspection was accompanied by explanations from the chief examiners, teachers, and school headmasters/headmistresses.
The State Chief Minister provided necessary guidance based on the explanations and coordinated with relevant officials accordingly, it’s reported.
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The Myanmar Youth Affairs Central Committee held its Work Coordination Meeting at the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Committee Chairman and Union Minister Jeng Phang Naw Taung said the government is working to strengthen the youth sector in line with national policies. He explained the plans to open Youth Affairs Department offices starting in the 2026–2027 fiscal year, with priority given to Nay Pyi Taw, Kayin State, Bago, Mandalay and Yangon Regions, and Shan State.
He also highlighted the successful Youth Peace Forum 2026 and the opening of youth centers in four regions and states. He added that in 2025, more than 309,000 youths participated in awareness talks, vocational training, and youth development programs nationwide.
During the summer holidays, over 178,000 youths joined various training courses and activities. Vice Chairperson and Union Minister Dr. Chaw Chaw Sein said the Ministry of Education is cooperating with other ministries to provide awareness programs on trafficking, online games, e-cigarettes, and vaping. She also encouraged expanding libraries, educational film screenings, study tours, and sports opportunities at youth centers.
Officials and committee members discussed future plans to promote well-rounded youth development. The meeting concluded with a call for continued cooperation to nurture capable and responsible young people who can contribute to national development.
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The Myanmar Youth Affairs Central Committee held its Work Coordination Meeting at the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Committee Chairman and Union Minister Jeng Phang Naw Taung said the government is working to strengthen the youth sector in line with national policies. He explained the plans to open Youth Affairs Department offices starting in the 2026–2027 fiscal year, with priority given to Nay Pyi Taw, Kayin State, Bago, Mandalay and Yangon Regions, and Shan State.
He also highlighted the successful Youth Peace Forum 2026 and the opening of youth centers in four regions and states. He added that in 2025, more than 309,000 youths participated in awareness talks, vocational training, and youth development programs nationwide.
During the summer holidays, over 178,000 youths joined various training courses and activities. Vice Chairperson and Union Minister Dr. Chaw Chaw Sein said the Ministry of Education is cooperating with other ministries to provide awareness programs on trafficking, online games, e-cigarettes, and vaping. She also encouraged expanding libraries, educational film screenings, study tours, and sports opportunities at youth centers.
Officials and committee members discussed future plans to promote well-rounded youth development. The meeting concluded with a call for continued cooperation to nurture capable and responsible young people who can contribute to national development.
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The 2025 multi-party democracy general election, which began on December 28, 2025, was held in three phases and was successfully conducted as a free and fair election in line with democratic standards. Despite various challenges, political parties actively competed, and citizens fulfilled their civic duty by voting with interest and responsibility.
According to the Union Election Commission, there were a total of 24.22 million eligible voters, with more than 13.14 million casting their votes. The voter turnout was over 54.22 percent. Among eligible voters, 24% were aged 18 to 30, 21% were aged 30 to 40, 20% were aged 40 to 50, 17% were aged 50 to 60, 11% were aged 60 to 70 and 7% were over 70. The data shows that young people made up a large percentage of eligible voters and also actively participated in voting, indicating increased youth interest in national affairs.
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The 2025 multi-party democracy general election, which began on December 28, 2025, was held in three phases and was successfully conducted as a free and fair election in line with democratic standards. Despite various challenges, political parties actively competed, and citizens fulfilled their civic duty by voting with interest and responsibility.
According to the Union Election Commission, there were a total of 24.22 million eligible voters, with more than 13.14 million casting their votes. The voter turnout was over 54.22 percent. Among eligible voters, 24% were aged 18 to 30, 21% were aged 30 to 40, 20% were aged 40 to 50, 17% were aged 50 to 60, 11% were aged 60 to 70 and 7% were over 70. The data shows that young people made up a large percentage of eligible voters and also actively participated in voting, indicating increased youth interest in national affairs.
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An experience-sharing ceremony was held at the State Hall in Mawlamyine for the Mon State youth representatives who attended the 2026 Youth Peace Forum in the morning of February 4. Chairman of the Mon State Youth Affairs Committee, Mon State Chief Minister delivered opening remarks.
Following this, the Chief Minister presented certificates of honor to the Mon State youth delegation. Each of the Mon State youth representatives introduced themselves respectfully. The delegation leader, Professor Dr. Baby Win from Mawlamyine University, presented the experiences from the 2026 Youth Peace Forum journey via a video clip.
Subsequently, three youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum presented the forum declaration. The youth representatives expressed their gratitude, and a traditional Mon dance performance, which had been presented at the Youth Peace Forum, was staged. The Chief Minister warmly greeted them and the attendees of the experience-sharing session.
The youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum held discussions under the themes of the future of education, culture, and the youth sector, the future economy and youth sector, the future of technology and the youth sector and the future of sports, health, and the youth sector in Mon State, it’s learnt.
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An experience-sharing ceremony was held at the State Hall in Mawlamyine for the Mon State youth representatives who attended the 2026 Youth Peace Forum in the morning of February 4. Chairman of the Mon State Youth Affairs Committee, Mon State Chief Minister delivered opening remarks.
Following this, the Chief Minister presented certificates of honor to the Mon State youth delegation. Each of the Mon State youth representatives introduced themselves respectfully. The delegation leader, Professor Dr. Baby Win from Mawlamyine University, presented the experiences from the 2026 Youth Peace Forum journey via a video clip.
Subsequently, three youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum presented the forum declaration. The youth representatives expressed their gratitude, and a traditional Mon dance performance, which had been presented at the Youth Peace Forum, was staged. The Chief Minister warmly greeted them and the attendees of the experience-sharing session.
The youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum held discussions under the themes of the future of education, culture, and the youth sector, the future economy and youth sector, the future of technology and the youth sector and the future of sports, health, and the youth sector in Mon State, it’s learnt.
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Mandalay region youth representatives shared their experience of attending the Youth Peace Forum 2026.
The ceremony took palce at the Yadanabon University Mandalay on Friday, and attended by Chief Minister U Myo Aung, Deputy Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs U Zin Min Htet, the Chief Justice of the Regional High Court, faculty members and invited guests. During the opening remarks, the Chief Minister emphasized that sharing experiences and aspirations with the youth could help foster the development of a vibrant youth society.
He pointed out that developing countries are constantly focusing on creating good societies, and thus, the country is demanding the knowledgeable and skilled human resources to play a role in nation development endeavours. Furthermore, he noted that through the Q&A session discussion, constructive environment could be fostered, contributing to uncovering practical insights.
After that, the Deputy Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs provided the occurrences regarding with peace, education and job opportunities that discussed by youth representatives during the forum and explained the ongoing and future plans for youth matters. This was followed by screening of a documentary video on Youth Peace Forum 2026 activities. A donation of books to the university’s library was also made during the event.
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Mandalay region youth representatives shared their experience of attending the Youth Peace Forum 2026.
The ceremony took palce at the Yadanabon University Mandalay on Friday, and attended by Chief Minister U Myo Aung, Deputy Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs U Zin Min Htet, the Chief Justice of the Regional High Court, faculty members and invited guests. During the opening remarks, the Chief Minister emphasized that sharing experiences and aspirations with the youth could help foster the development of a vibrant youth society.
He pointed out that developing countries are constantly focusing on creating good societies, and thus, the country is demanding the knowledgeable and skilled human resources to play a role in nation development endeavours. Furthermore, he noted that through the Q&A session discussion, constructive environment could be fostered, contributing to uncovering practical insights.
After that, the Deputy Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs provided the occurrences regarding with peace, education and job opportunities that discussed by youth representatives during the forum and explained the ongoing and future plans for youth matters. This was followed by screening of a documentary video on Youth Peace Forum 2026 activities. A donation of books to the university’s library was also made during the event.
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An experience-sharing session for Nay Pyi Taw Council youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum 2026 was held at the Zabuthiri Hall of the Nay Pyi Taw Council Office on January 28. Chairman of Nay Pyi Taw Council, U Than Tun Oo, attended and delivered the opening speech.
The ceremony began with attendees saluting the national flag, followed by a video clip titled "Enhancing Youth Participation in Peace Processes."
In his address, Chairman U Than Tun Oo stated that the new ideas and perspectives of today's youth serve as a new source of strength for the journey toward national peace and development, the government organized the Youth Peace Forum to collectively record the voices and aspirations of diverse youth groups from across the country, representatives from Nay Pyi Taw had the chance to participate in meaningful discussions for the nation, and today’s event serves as a platform to share those valuable experiences with fellow students and young people.
Next, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman U Than Tun Oo presented honorary awards to the Nay Pyi Taw youth representatives. Ten representatives then introduced themselves and provided a briefing on their group discussions at the forum.
The session also included a video clip showcasing the activities of the representatives during the forum, a summary presentation on the key topics discussed at the Youth Peace Forum 2026, a Q&A session where attending students asked questions and discussed various points. And the session concluded with the playing of the song "Youth's Strength, the Country's Value."
In the afternoon, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman visited Plot No. (8-A) in Wunna Theiddi Ward, Zabuthiri Township. He inspected the construction of four-unit, four-story staff housing projects. These buildings are being constructed using funds from the 2025–2026 fiscal year budgets of the Nay Pyi Taw Development Committee and the Nay Pyi Taw Council. The Chairman provided necessary instructions to ensure the projects meet the required standards, it’s reported.
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An experience-sharing session for Nay Pyi Taw Council youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum 2026 was held at the Zabuthiri Hall of the Nay Pyi Taw Council Office on January 28. Chairman of Nay Pyi Taw Council, U Than Tun Oo, attended and delivered the opening speech.
The ceremony began with attendees saluting the national flag, followed by a video clip titled "Enhancing Youth Participation in Peace Processes."
In his address, Chairman U Than Tun Oo stated that the new ideas and perspectives of today's youth serve as a new source of strength for the journey toward national peace and development, the government organized the Youth Peace Forum to collectively record the voices and aspirations of diverse youth groups from across the country, representatives from Nay Pyi Taw had the chance to participate in meaningful discussions for the nation, and today’s event serves as a platform to share those valuable experiences with fellow students and young people.
Next, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman U Than Tun Oo presented honorary awards to the Nay Pyi Taw youth representatives. Ten representatives then introduced themselves and provided a briefing on their group discussions at the forum.
The session also included a video clip showcasing the activities of the representatives during the forum, a summary presentation on the key topics discussed at the Youth Peace Forum 2026, a Q&A session where attending students asked questions and discussed various points. And the session concluded with the playing of the song "Youth's Strength, the Country's Value."
In the afternoon, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman visited Plot No. (8-A) in Wunna Theiddi Ward, Zabuthiri Township. He inspected the construction of four-unit, four-story staff housing projects. These buildings are being constructed using funds from the 2025–2026 fiscal year budgets of the Nay Pyi Taw Development Committee and the Nay Pyi Taw Council. The Chairman provided necessary instructions to ensure the projects meet the required standards, it’s reported.
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The Kayah State Government and the State Youth Affairs Committee organized an experience-sharing and presentation event for youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum-2026 on behalf of the state. The forum was held from January 13 to 15, 2026, at the Myanmar International Convention Centre (1) in Nay Pyi Taw. The sharing event took place on the morning of January 27 at the State Hall in Loikaw City, attended by State Chief Minister U Sein Oo, who delivered an address.
First, students from Loikaw Education Degree College performed the opening song "Youth Strength, Nation's Treasure."
Continuing, the State Chief Minister delivered the opening address, stating that the purpose of holding this event is for the young men and women who represented the state at the Youth Peace Forum-2026 to share their good experiences, thereby enabling youth within the state to better understand the peace processes being undertaken by the State and to enhance the capabilities and morale of the youth. He also expressed his hope that the youth would actively participate in national affairs and the building of lasting peace through unity.
Following that, the Minister for Social Affairs of the Kayah State presented the Youth Peace Forum-2026 commemorative emblem to the State Chief Minister.
Subsequently, the State Chief Minister presented honorary cash awards to the youth representative group and the performance group that represented the state at the Youth Peace Forum-2026, which were received by the respective youth representatives.
Afterwards, the State Chief Minister and officials watched and showed support for the screening of the documentary video "Enhancing Youth Participation in Peace and Nation-Building."
Next, an administrator from Loikaw Education Degree College shared the experience of attending the Youth Peace Forum-2026, and a youth representative from Loikaw University read and presented the "Youth Peace Forum-2026 Declaration."
At this experience-sharing and presentation event for youth representatives who represented the state at the Youth Peace Forum-2026, the youth representatives who attended the forum on behalf of the state discussed under relevant topics. Students from basic education and higher education institutions, degree colleges, science and training schools in Loikaw City also engaged in mutual question-and-answer and discussion sessions on topics they wished to learn about, it’s reported.
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The Kayah State Government and the State Youth Affairs Committee organized an experience-sharing and presentation event for youth representatives who attended the Youth Peace Forum-2026 on behalf of the state. The forum was held from January 13 to 15, 2026, at the Myanmar International Convention Centre (1) in Nay Pyi Taw. The sharing event took place on the morning of January 27 at the State Hall in Loikaw City, attended by State Chief Minister U Sein Oo, who delivered an address.
First, students from Loikaw Education Degree College performed the opening song "Youth Strength, Nation's Treasure."
Continuing, the State Chief Minister delivered the opening address, stating that the purpose of holding this event is for the young men and women who represented the state at the Youth Peace Forum-2026 to share their good experiences, thereby enabling youth within the state to better understand the peace processes being undertaken by the State and to enhance the capabilities and morale of the youth. He also expressed his hope that the youth would actively participate in national affairs and the building of lasting peace through unity.
Following that, the Minister for Social Affairs of the Kayah State presented the Youth Peace Forum-2026 commemorative emblem to the State Chief Minister.
Subsequently, the State Chief Minister presented honorary cash awards to the youth representative group and the performance group that represented the state at the Youth Peace Forum-2026, which were received by the respective youth representatives.
Afterwards, the State Chief Minister and officials watched and showed support for the screening of the documentary video "Enhancing Youth Participation in Peace and Nation-Building."
Next, an administrator from Loikaw Education Degree College shared the experience of attending the Youth Peace Forum-2026, and a youth representative from Loikaw University read and presented the "Youth Peace Forum-2026 Declaration."
At this experience-sharing and presentation event for youth representatives who represented the state at the Youth Peace Forum-2026, the youth representatives who attended the forum on behalf of the state discussed under relevant topics. Students from basic education and higher education institutions, degree colleges, science and training schools in Loikaw City also engaged in mutual question-and-answer and discussion sessions on topics they wished to learn about, it’s reported.
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Myanma Tourism Bank (MTB) and Yangon Region Young Entrepreneurs Association (YRYEA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop a robust financial and business environment for young entrepreneurs.
They plan to establish a strong financial and business ecosystem for young entrepreneurs, according to MTB.
The partnership between MTB and YRYEA aims to create a solid financial and economic environment for young startup founders. Through this collaboration, they intend to jointly provide networking opportunities, capacity-building training programmes, and knowledge-sharing initiatives for business owners.
The MoU was signed with the further objective of implementing joint projects that will be mutually beneficial for both organizations.
At the ceremony, the agreement was signed by U Win Lwin, Chief Executive Officer of MTB, and U Lwan Ye Thu, Vice President (3) of YRYEA. Daw Chit Su Han, Executive Director of MTB, and Daw Kant Kaw Khin, Joint Secretary (2) of YRYEA, participated as witnesses to the successful signing.
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Myanma Tourism Bank (MTB) and Yangon Region Young Entrepreneurs Association (YRYEA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop a robust financial and business environment for young entrepreneurs.
They plan to establish a strong financial and business ecosystem for young entrepreneurs, according to MTB.
The partnership between MTB and YRYEA aims to create a solid financial and economic environment for young startup founders. Through this collaboration, they intend to jointly provide networking opportunities, capacity-building training programmes, and knowledge-sharing initiatives for business owners.
The MoU was signed with the further objective of implementing joint projects that will be mutually beneficial for both organizations.
At the ceremony, the agreement was signed by U Win Lwin, Chief Executive Officer of MTB, and U Lwan Ye Thu, Vice President (3) of YRYEA. Daw Chit Su Han, Executive Director of MTB, and Daw Kant Kaw Khin, Joint Secretary (2) of YRYEA, participated as witnesses to the successful signing.
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Youth delegate groups from regions and states who participated in the Youth Peace Forum 2026, together with administrators and responsible officials, began visiting landmark sites in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday morning.
First, the youth delegates, administrators and officials visited the Defence Service Museum in Zeyathiri Township. Museum officials welcomed them and explained the exhibition halls, which showcase the histories of kings who founded the First, Second and Third Myanmar Empires, photographic records of Tatmadaw chief, as well as section-by-section displays, dioramas and scale models. They also toured the Defence Services Historical Research Institute exhibition hall, the Directorate of Military Engineers exhibition hall and the Tatmadaw (Air) Museum with keen interest.
Afterwards, the youth delegates toured the water park, enjoyed sightseeing activities and took commemorative photographs.
In the afternoon, the youth delegates arrived at Naypyitaw State Academy, where Pro-Rector Dr Soe Soe Aung and responsible officials welcomed them. At the Function Hall, the academy presented a documentary video explaining the purpose of establishing Naypyitaw State Academy, its student-centred teaching and learning systems based on internationally standardized curricula to nurture the educated youth required for national development, the use of research laboratories, modern practical equipment and technology-based teaching aids, teaching activities conducted by lecturers for students, and the organization of ceremonies and discussion forums.
The youth delegates then toured the Naypyitaw State Academy convocation hall building and other areas of the academy.
Subsequently, they visited Naypyitaw State Polytechnic University, where students performed a dance presentation to the song “Welcome to NSPU” at the university’s multipurpose hall. The university then screened a documentary video, and Rector Dr Soe Lin Aung delivered welcoming remarks to the youth delegates.
Following this, student representatives gave presentations on subject areas on literary and arts associations, the Music Club, Chess Club and Football Club, as well as the university’s master plan and projects. The youth delegates then toured the Naypyitaw State Polytechnic University campus.
In the evening, the youth delegates visited the Uttarathiri Ocean Centre and purchased commemorative souvenirs. — MNA/KZL
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Youth delegate groups from regions and states who participated in the Youth Peace Forum 2026, together with administrators and responsible officials, began visiting landmark sites in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday morning.
First, the youth delegates, administrators and officials visited the Defence Service Museum in Zeyathiri Township. Museum officials welcomed them and explained the exhibition halls, which showcase the histories of kings who founded the First, Second and Third Myanmar Empires, photographic records of Tatmadaw chief, as well as section-by-section displays, dioramas and scale models. They also toured the Defence Services Historical Research Institute exhibition hall, the Directorate of Military Engineers exhibition hall and the Tatmadaw (Air) Museum with keen interest.
Afterwards, the youth delegates toured the water park, enjoyed sightseeing activities and took commemorative photographs.
In the afternoon, the youth delegates arrived at Naypyitaw State Academy, where Pro-Rector Dr Soe Soe Aung and responsible officials welcomed them. At the Function Hall, the academy presented a documentary video explaining the purpose of establishing Naypyitaw State Academy, its student-centred teaching and learning systems based on internationally standardized curricula to nurture the educated youth required for national development, the use of research laboratories, modern practical equipment and technology-based teaching aids, teaching activities conducted by lecturers for students, and the organization of ceremonies and discussion forums.
The youth delegates then toured the Naypyitaw State Academy convocation hall building and other areas of the academy.
Subsequently, they visited Naypyitaw State Polytechnic University, where students performed a dance presentation to the song “Welcome to NSPU” at the university’s multipurpose hall. The university then screened a documentary video, and Rector Dr Soe Lin Aung delivered welcoming remarks to the youth delegates.
Following this, student representatives gave presentations on subject areas on literary and arts associations, the Music Club, Chess Club and Football Club, as well as the university’s master plan and projects. The youth delegates then toured the Naypyitaw State Polytechnic University campus.
In the evening, the youth delegates visited the Uttarathiri Ocean Centre and purchased commemorative souvenirs. — MNA/KZL
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