The opening ceremony of the "Financial Management and Accounting with EXCEL" training course, jointly organized by the Ministry of Finance and Revenue and the Ministry of Science and Technology, was held at the Public Financial Management Training School, Ministry of Finance, in Nay Pyi Taw on February 24th.
At the ceremony, Union Minister for Finance and Revenue, Dr. Kan Zaw, delivered an address. He stated that in the contemporary era, countries capable of effectively utilizing digital technology across various sectors are achieving progress and success, with nations globally undertaking balanced digital transformation processes.
He further mentioned that the Ministry is persistently striving to achieve the objectives outlined in the Myanmar e-Governance Master Plan's roadmap to modernize and enhance the transparency of the country's financial management through e-Government systems.
As part of these efforts, to reduce reliance on third parties for operational tasks, the Ministry, in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Technology, will continue to offer programming language courses and networking-related courses. This aims to enable departments, enterprises, and organizations to develop and deploy their own software and to independently manage and utilize their IT infrastructure. The training course will be attended by 30 officers and staff members from departments under the Ministry of Finance and Revenue. The course is scheduled to last for four weeks, it’s learnt.
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The opening ceremony of the "Financial Management and Accounting with EXCEL" training course, jointly organized by the Ministry of Finance and Revenue and the Ministry of Science and Technology, was held at the Public Financial Management Training School, Ministry of Finance, in Nay Pyi Taw on February 24th.
At the ceremony, Union Minister for Finance and Revenue, Dr. Kan Zaw, delivered an address. He stated that in the contemporary era, countries capable of effectively utilizing digital technology across various sectors are achieving progress and success, with nations globally undertaking balanced digital transformation processes.
He further mentioned that the Ministry is persistently striving to achieve the objectives outlined in the Myanmar e-Governance Master Plan's roadmap to modernize and enhance the transparency of the country's financial management through e-Government systems.
As part of these efforts, to reduce reliance on third parties for operational tasks, the Ministry, in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Technology, will continue to offer programming language courses and networking-related courses. This aims to enable departments, enterprises, and organizations to develop and deploy their own software and to independently manage and utilize their IT infrastructure. The training course will be attended by 30 officers and staff members from departments under the Ministry of Finance and Revenue. The course is scheduled to last for four weeks, it’s learnt.
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Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Myo Thein Kyaw, received Mr. Aleksey Shukadarivich, an academic from the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Belarus and Director of the Center for Science and Technology, at the Ministry in Nay Pyi Taw on February 18.
During the meeting, both parties engaged in a friendly and open discussion regarding cooperation between Myanmar and Belarus for the advancement of science and technology, as well as human resource development. The meeting was also attended by Deputy Minister Dr. Aung Zeya, Directors-General, and other relevant officials.
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Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Myo Thein Kyaw, received Mr. Aleksey Shukadarivich, an academic from the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Belarus and Director of the Center for Science and Technology, at the Ministry in Nay Pyi Taw on February 18.
During the meeting, both parties engaged in a friendly and open discussion regarding cooperation between Myanmar and Belarus for the advancement of science and technology, as well as human resource development. The meeting was also attended by Deputy Minister Dr. Aung Zeya, Directors-General, and other relevant officials.
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The creative capacities of researchers in their respective fields are truly a powerful force that can greatly contribute to nation-building and national development, said Action President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and State Security and Peace Commission Chairman Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.
The Senior General said so at the opening ceremony of the 25th Arts and Science Research Conference of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science and Science Fair (2026) held at the University of Yangon yesterday.
In his opening speech, the Senior General said that since the establishment of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science in 1999, the Academy has organized research conferences to promote the development of arts and science education across universities in Myanmar, and now it has reached its 25th anniversary.
He added that research means carefully studying and discovering knowledge about a subject. Developed countries give high priority to research and invest in it. As Myanmar is a developing country, research in all sectors is very important for national development and national interests. Therefore, there would be success through the review, research, and innovation in each sector. The creative capacities of researchers in their respective fields are truly a powerful force that can greatly contribute to nation-building and national development.
Education is the foundation of the development of the country. It is important to improve knowledge and skills across the country and to develop skilled professionals who can support production and industry. New technologies and innovations are needed for the country to be a modern nation and develop. He stated that education, science and technology are closely connected, and the combination of research and innovations brings a huge impact on a prosperous society.
He also highlighted the need to conserve the cultural values of the country while building a modern and developed nation, keeping abreast with the modern technologies of the 21st century.
He mentioned the national objectives, the need to promote the production of quality products and penetrate into new markets, and exploring modern technologies for MSMEs through research.
He said that research is the lifeblood of universities. Through research, one can become more knowledgeable. New technologies from research should be applied in the industrial sector, and all should make efforts to be reliable and quality universities for the country.
He continued that proper findings through research can build a better society. Countries that invest in research gain long-term benefits. Therefore, the government is supporting universities with research budgets, laboratory equipment, and research centres.
Moreover, the research-based learning system is also used at universities, and it should nurture the students to improve their scope of knowledge and critical thinking skills through various activities such as the cultural event, group activities for environmental conservation, youths’ dialogue and discussion on job opportunities.
At the conference, 312 research papers from 33 different subjects in the arts and sciences will be presented. Awards will be given for the best research and research papers. Selected high-quality papers will be published in research journals.
He then appreciated the local and foreign researchers who read out the papers and made assessments.
He also mentioned the Science Fair that is being held together with the conference, featuring subject exhibitions, science demonstrations, competitions, and AI exhibitions, market fair of different departments, ethnic sports events and fun activities.
He stated that such a science fair will increase students’ interest in science and technology, including AI, nuclear technology, and entrepreneurship.
Research results from the conference and science fair will help the government develop effective policies for different sectors and regions, ensuring the development of the country and national unity.
He continued that science and innovation can benefit the manufacturing sector, job creation and sustainable economic development of the country.
The research from different fields can also benefit food security, cyber security and response to natural disaster such as the security of the citizens, State stability and tranquility and development.
He then highlighted the role of researchers and urged them to participate in nation-building measures actively. After the ceremonial procedures, Union Minister for Education Dr Chaw Chaw Sein presented commemorative gifts to the Acting President.
The Senior General had a documentary photo taken together with the attendees, and observed the galleries of different universities at the event.
The 25th Arts and Science Research Conference of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science and Science Fair (2026) was held, aiming to improve education level of the country through educational research guidance and encouragement, to award the best research through discussion by encouraging to conduct international-level research for higher education research quality, and to publish selected research papers from the conference in journals. The events will be held until 7 February, and the local and foreign researchers will participate in them. — MNA/KTZH
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The creative capacities of researchers in their respective fields are truly a powerful force that can greatly contribute to nation-building and national development, said Action President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and State Security and Peace Commission Chairman Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.
The Senior General said so at the opening ceremony of the 25th Arts and Science Research Conference of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science and Science Fair (2026) held at the University of Yangon yesterday.
In his opening speech, the Senior General said that since the establishment of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science in 1999, the Academy has organized research conferences to promote the development of arts and science education across universities in Myanmar, and now it has reached its 25th anniversary.
He added that research means carefully studying and discovering knowledge about a subject. Developed countries give high priority to research and invest in it. As Myanmar is a developing country, research in all sectors is very important for national development and national interests. Therefore, there would be success through the review, research, and innovation in each sector. The creative capacities of researchers in their respective fields are truly a powerful force that can greatly contribute to nation-building and national development.
Education is the foundation of the development of the country. It is important to improve knowledge and skills across the country and to develop skilled professionals who can support production and industry. New technologies and innovations are needed for the country to be a modern nation and develop. He stated that education, science and technology are closely connected, and the combination of research and innovations brings a huge impact on a prosperous society.
He also highlighted the need to conserve the cultural values of the country while building a modern and developed nation, keeping abreast with the modern technologies of the 21st century.
He mentioned the national objectives, the need to promote the production of quality products and penetrate into new markets, and exploring modern technologies for MSMEs through research.
He said that research is the lifeblood of universities. Through research, one can become more knowledgeable. New technologies from research should be applied in the industrial sector, and all should make efforts to be reliable and quality universities for the country.
He continued that proper findings through research can build a better society. Countries that invest in research gain long-term benefits. Therefore, the government is supporting universities with research budgets, laboratory equipment, and research centres.
Moreover, the research-based learning system is also used at universities, and it should nurture the students to improve their scope of knowledge and critical thinking skills through various activities such as the cultural event, group activities for environmental conservation, youths’ dialogue and discussion on job opportunities.
At the conference, 312 research papers from 33 different subjects in the arts and sciences will be presented. Awards will be given for the best research and research papers. Selected high-quality papers will be published in research journals.
He then appreciated the local and foreign researchers who read out the papers and made assessments.
He also mentioned the Science Fair that is being held together with the conference, featuring subject exhibitions, science demonstrations, competitions, and AI exhibitions, market fair of different departments, ethnic sports events and fun activities.
He stated that such a science fair will increase students’ interest in science and technology, including AI, nuclear technology, and entrepreneurship.
Research results from the conference and science fair will help the government develop effective policies for different sectors and regions, ensuring the development of the country and national unity.
He continued that science and innovation can benefit the manufacturing sector, job creation and sustainable economic development of the country.
The research from different fields can also benefit food security, cyber security and response to natural disaster such as the security of the citizens, State stability and tranquility and development.
He then highlighted the role of researchers and urged them to participate in nation-building measures actively. After the ceremonial procedures, Union Minister for Education Dr Chaw Chaw Sein presented commemorative gifts to the Acting President.
The Senior General had a documentary photo taken together with the attendees, and observed the galleries of different universities at the event.
The 25th Arts and Science Research Conference of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science and Science Fair (2026) was held, aiming to improve education level of the country through educational research guidance and encouragement, to award the best research through discussion by encouraging to conduct international-level research for higher education research quality, and to publish selected research papers from the conference in journals. The events will be held until 7 February, and the local and foreign researchers will participate in them. — MNA/KTZH
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The 25th Silver Jubilee Research Conference and Science Fair 2026, organized by the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science, opened on Thursday at the University of Yangon’s Research and Innovation Center.
Acting President and Chairman of the State Security and Peace Commission Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the opening ceremony and made a speech.
The Acting President emphasized the importance of research for national development, highlighting that modern nations prioritize scientific research and technological advancements. He encouraged to carry out research in various fields to drive progress and national benefits.
The Acting President also stressed the connection between education, science, and technology, urging the country to combine research and innovation to achieve sustainable development. He noted to preserve rich cultural heritage of the country while embracing modern technologies to build a prosperous nation.
Since its establishment in 1999, the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science has been holding major research conferences to promote the development of science and technology in universities across the country. This year marks the 25th conference.
The festival aims to promote scientific research and innovation, encouraging the next generation of students and youth to engage in scientific studies and technological advancements.
21 departments from the University of Yangon participate in the event, selling foods and local products. The visitors can buy local products and taste ethnic traditional foods with affordable prices and also participate in game programs.
Associate Professor, Botany Department, Yangon University, Pan Myat Nge said "Our department is selling plum, cape gooseberry, strawberry, watermelon, sandwich and organic tomatoes. Featuring the entertainment programs, other departments participate in the festival, selling Shwe Yin Aye, fishery products, ethnic traditional food and costume and ice-cream. Students from private schools also visit to the Yangon University to taste the foods and to buy local products. So, our department sells the food with the affordable price from 1,000 to 3,000 kyats."
Pyae Pyae, Final Year Student, Law Department, Yangon University said "Our department sells merchandized products like T-shirts and tote bags. Today, we are selling glutinous rice and Burmese fritters. On Friday and Saturday, we will sell spring rolls with tea and sandwich. The Science Fair galleries are on display from 5th to 7th February."
The event also aims to inspire students to explore new technologies. Furthermore, research papers from both domestic and international researchers will be presented, with awards for outstanding research.
Vice Director, Altai State Pedagogical University, Russia said "For about 2 years now, we’ve been closed partnership with Myanmar and public universities in Yangon. Our corporation licensed for teaching Russia language to the Myanmar Students. This year, we’ve been honoured to be invited to this wonderful event."
The festival will continue until February 7th, with discussions and presentations from both local and international scholars, focusing on topics that will contribute to Myanmar’s development in economy, security, and technological progress.
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The 25th Silver Jubilee Research Conference and Science Fair 2026, organized by the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science, opened on Thursday at the University of Yangon’s Research and Innovation Center.
Acting President and Chairman of the State Security and Peace Commission Senior General Min Aung Hlaing attended the opening ceremony and made a speech.
The Acting President emphasized the importance of research for national development, highlighting that modern nations prioritize scientific research and technological advancements. He encouraged to carry out research in various fields to drive progress and national benefits.
The Acting President also stressed the connection between education, science, and technology, urging the country to combine research and innovation to achieve sustainable development. He noted to preserve rich cultural heritage of the country while embracing modern technologies to build a prosperous nation.
Since its establishment in 1999, the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science has been holding major research conferences to promote the development of science and technology in universities across the country. This year marks the 25th conference.
The festival aims to promote scientific research and innovation, encouraging the next generation of students and youth to engage in scientific studies and technological advancements.
21 departments from the University of Yangon participate in the event, selling foods and local products. The visitors can buy local products and taste ethnic traditional foods with affordable prices and also participate in game programs.
Associate Professor, Botany Department, Yangon University, Pan Myat Nge said "Our department is selling plum, cape gooseberry, strawberry, watermelon, sandwich and organic tomatoes. Featuring the entertainment programs, other departments participate in the festival, selling Shwe Yin Aye, fishery products, ethnic traditional food and costume and ice-cream. Students from private schools also visit to the Yangon University to taste the foods and to buy local products. So, our department sells the food with the affordable price from 1,000 to 3,000 kyats."
Pyae Pyae, Final Year Student, Law Department, Yangon University said "Our department sells merchandized products like T-shirts and tote bags. Today, we are selling glutinous rice and Burmese fritters. On Friday and Saturday, we will sell spring rolls with tea and sandwich. The Science Fair galleries are on display from 5th to 7th February."
The event also aims to inspire students to explore new technologies. Furthermore, research papers from both domestic and international researchers will be presented, with awards for outstanding research.
Vice Director, Altai State Pedagogical University, Russia said "For about 2 years now, we’ve been closed partnership with Myanmar and public universities in Yangon. Our corporation licensed for teaching Russia language to the Myanmar Students. This year, we’ve been honoured to be invited to this wonderful event."
The festival will continue until February 7th, with discussions and presentations from both local and international scholars, focusing on topics that will contribute to Myanmar’s development in economy, security, and technological progress.
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The opening ceremony for the AI Technology Basic Applications Training Course was held on February 2 at the Ayeyarwady Hall of the Ministry of Border Affairs.
The course is designed to ensure that ministry staff are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to keep pace with modern technological systems. Union Minister for Border Affairs, Lieutenant General Yar Pyae, delivered the opening speech. In his opening speech, the Union Minister stated that in today’s digital era, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an indispensable technology in daily life and professional work.
Utilizing AI in various fields offers significant advantages, such as saving time and allowing for the rapid, systematic collection and application of necessary data. The Ministry is already implementing digital-based border area development projects to a certain extent.
The Union Minister emphasized that staff must use AI to analyze and incorporate perspectives and concepts into their specific roles correctly and effectively. He urged everyone to continuously study and master evolving ICT technologies to contribute to the comprehensive development of the nation.
Following that, Director of the National Artificial Intelligence Development Project, Dr. Tin Phone Kyaw, provided an overview of essential AI knowledge and concepts. The Union Minister then presented honorary awards to the course instructors, and the event concluded with a group documentary photo session.
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The opening ceremony for the AI Technology Basic Applications Training Course was held on February 2 at the Ayeyarwady Hall of the Ministry of Border Affairs.
The course is designed to ensure that ministry staff are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to keep pace with modern technological systems. Union Minister for Border Affairs, Lieutenant General Yar Pyae, delivered the opening speech. In his opening speech, the Union Minister stated that in today’s digital era, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an indispensable technology in daily life and professional work.
Utilizing AI in various fields offers significant advantages, such as saving time and allowing for the rapid, systematic collection and application of necessary data. The Ministry is already implementing digital-based border area development projects to a certain extent.
The Union Minister emphasized that staff must use AI to analyze and incorporate perspectives and concepts into their specific roles correctly and effectively. He urged everyone to continuously study and master evolving ICT technologies to contribute to the comprehensive development of the nation.
Following that, Director of the National Artificial Intelligence Development Project, Dr. Tin Phone Kyaw, provided an overview of essential AI knowledge and concepts. The Union Minister then presented honorary awards to the course instructors, and the event concluded with a group documentary photo session.
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Under the Mekong-Ganga Cooperation framework, a ceremony marking the completion of the "Establishment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory at Yangon Technological University" project, implemented by the Department of Advanced Science and Technology under the Ministry of Science and Technology at Yangon Technological University, was held at the University's Assembly Hall.
Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Myo Thein Kyaw attended the ceremony and delivered the opening address. This was followed by an opening speech by Mr. Abhay Thakur, Ambassador of India to Myanmar. Subsequently, a Pre-AI Impact Summit Event documentary was shown.
The Acting Rector of Yangon Technological University explained the details of the "Establishment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory at Yangon Technological University" project, and a commemorative video of the project was viewed. Following this, the Rector of Keng Tung Polytechnic University presented information regarding preparatory activities for the upcoming India AI Impact Summit 2026 to be held in India.
The Union Minister and responsible officials then toured the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory and provided necessary guidance. The ceremony continued with its second part, discussing Myanmar's participation in the preparatory Pre-Summit Event Meetings for India AI Impact Summit 2026, the delegates who can attend and discuss in various Working Groups at the summit from Myanmar, and the possible areas of participation.
In the third part of the ceremony, under the "Establishment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory at Yangon Technological University" project, the Acting Rector of Yangon Technological University introduced a professor from SR University for the Capacity Building Training and explained about the AI Training. Professor Nitin M Gupta from SR University then conducted a lecture on Capacity Building in Artificial Intelligence technology, it’s reported.
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Under the Mekong-Ganga Cooperation framework, a ceremony marking the completion of the "Establishment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory at Yangon Technological University" project, implemented by the Department of Advanced Science and Technology under the Ministry of Science and Technology at Yangon Technological University, was held at the University's Assembly Hall.
Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Myo Thein Kyaw attended the ceremony and delivered the opening address. This was followed by an opening speech by Mr. Abhay Thakur, Ambassador of India to Myanmar. Subsequently, a Pre-AI Impact Summit Event documentary was shown.
The Acting Rector of Yangon Technological University explained the details of the "Establishment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory at Yangon Technological University" project, and a commemorative video of the project was viewed. Following this, the Rector of Keng Tung Polytechnic University presented information regarding preparatory activities for the upcoming India AI Impact Summit 2026 to be held in India.
The Union Minister and responsible officials then toured the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory and provided necessary guidance. The ceremony continued with its second part, discussing Myanmar's participation in the preparatory Pre-Summit Event Meetings for India AI Impact Summit 2026, the delegates who can attend and discuss in various Working Groups at the summit from Myanmar, and the possible areas of participation.
In the third part of the ceremony, under the "Establishment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Laboratory at Yangon Technological University" project, the Acting Rector of Yangon Technological University introduced a professor from SR University for the Capacity Building Training and explained about the AI Training. Professor Nitin M Gupta from SR University then conducted a lecture on Capacity Building in Artificial Intelligence technology, it’s reported.
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The third Myanmar-Russia Coordination Meeting on Biosafety was held yesterday morning at the Ministry of Science and Technology in Nay Pyi Taw. The meeting aimed to facilitate the exchange of research and assessments on emerging biosafety threats across the Asia-Pacific region and worldwide.
The meeting was opened by Dr Aung Zeya, Deputy Minister for Science and Technology and Chair of the National Authority for Implementation of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC). Myanmar acceded to the BWC in 1972 and ratified it on 1 December 2014, becoming the 171st State Party. Since this onset, Myanmar has complied with BWC provisions and submitted Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) to the Implementation Support Unit on eight occasions between 2016 and 2025, contributing to trust-building among countries each 15 April.
Given historical experience and contemporary biological hazards, biosafety is a sector of critical importance for ensuring the long-term survival of humanity. Threats may emerge from animals, plants, genetically modified crops and products, as well as AI-based biological technologies. The meeting is regarded as a key step in fostering strategic, long-term cooperation between Myanmar and Russia to address such risks.
Officials from the Russian Federation also attended, referencing the ten chapters of the BWC and discussing areas of bilateral cooperation in biosafety, strengthening regulatory measures, participation in international forums, and establishing communication channels to enhance national biosafety for the benefit of both countries.
During the discussions, the Deputy Minister provided additional guidance and presented a commemorative gift to the Russian delegation leader.
The meeting concluded with outcomes expected to strengthen the Myanmar-Russia strategic partnership, promote long-term mutual trust, and enhance Myanmar’s biosafety sector through advanced biotechnology cooperation with Russia, a global leader in the field. — MNA/KZL
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The third Myanmar-Russia Coordination Meeting on Biosafety was held yesterday morning at the Ministry of Science and Technology in Nay Pyi Taw. The meeting aimed to facilitate the exchange of research and assessments on emerging biosafety threats across the Asia-Pacific region and worldwide.
The meeting was opened by Dr Aung Zeya, Deputy Minister for Science and Technology and Chair of the National Authority for Implementation of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC). Myanmar acceded to the BWC in 1972 and ratified it on 1 December 2014, becoming the 171st State Party. Since this onset, Myanmar has complied with BWC provisions and submitted Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) to the Implementation Support Unit on eight occasions between 2016 and 2025, contributing to trust-building among countries each 15 April.
Given historical experience and contemporary biological hazards, biosafety is a sector of critical importance for ensuring the long-term survival of humanity. Threats may emerge from animals, plants, genetically modified crops and products, as well as AI-based biological technologies. The meeting is regarded as a key step in fostering strategic, long-term cooperation between Myanmar and Russia to address such risks.
Officials from the Russian Federation also attended, referencing the ten chapters of the BWC and discussing areas of bilateral cooperation in biosafety, strengthening regulatory measures, participation in international forums, and establishing communication channels to enhance national biosafety for the benefit of both countries.
During the discussions, the Deputy Minister provided additional guidance and presented a commemorative gift to the Russian delegation leader.
The meeting concluded with outcomes expected to strengthen the Myanmar-Russia strategic partnership, promote long-term mutual trust, and enhance Myanmar’s biosafety sector through advanced biotechnology cooperation with Russia, a global leader in the field. — MNA/KZL
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The Ministry of Ethnic Affairs organized the opening ceremony of AI Technology Basic Practical training course at the ministry with the attendance of Union Minister for Border Affairs and Ethnic Affairs Lt-Gen Yar Pyae on 28th January in Nay Pyi Taw.
In his opening address, the Union Minister highlighted the importance and role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in daily routine, stating the comprehensive and broad usage of AI in education, health, and industry sectors worldwide.
The Union Minister encouraged the staff to continue learn improving AI technology and apply it in respective workplace to accelerate departmental work implementations.
At present, National AI Technology Strategy and Policy are being undertaken to draft AI Technology Based Projects for the emergence of National AI Technology Development Leading Committee, in terms of effective AI utilization in nation’s development process and emergence of AI professionals and experts through systematic international network.
The Union Minister called for the concerted efforts of the staff in building a union based on democracy and federal system. Then, the Director of National AI Technology Development Project made introductory speech.
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The Ministry of Ethnic Affairs organized the opening ceremony of AI Technology Basic Practical training course at the ministry with the attendance of Union Minister for Border Affairs and Ethnic Affairs Lt-Gen Yar Pyae on 28th January in Nay Pyi Taw.
In his opening address, the Union Minister highlighted the importance and role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in daily routine, stating the comprehensive and broad usage of AI in education, health, and industry sectors worldwide.
The Union Minister encouraged the staff to continue learn improving AI technology and apply it in respective workplace to accelerate departmental work implementations.
At present, National AI Technology Strategy and Policy are being undertaken to draft AI Technology Based Projects for the emergence of National AI Technology Development Leading Committee, in terms of effective AI utilization in nation’s development process and emergence of AI professionals and experts through systematic international network.
The Union Minister called for the concerted efforts of the staff in building a union based on democracy and federal system. Then, the Director of National AI Technology Development Project made introductory speech.
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Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation Dr. Tin Htut met with Secretary of the Indian Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Smt. Nidhi Khare and party at Novotel Hotel in Yangon on Thursday.
During the meeting, they cordially discussed the promotion of trade in agriculture sector between Myanmar and India, steadiness of import policy and bilateral cooperation, and comprehensive development of agricultural production chain. The discussion also focused on extended conducting of technical awareness training on pest protection for producing quality beans and pulses, and promoting mutual cooperation on research and technological development.
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Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation Dr. Tin Htut met with Secretary of the Indian Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Smt. Nidhi Khare and party at Novotel Hotel in Yangon on Thursday.
During the meeting, they cordially discussed the promotion of trade in agriculture sector between Myanmar and India, steadiness of import policy and bilateral cooperation, and comprehensive development of agricultural production chain. The discussion also focused on extended conducting of technical awareness training on pest protection for producing quality beans and pulses, and promoting mutual cooperation on research and technological development.
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Deputy Minister for Science and Technology Dr Aung Zeya visited the Renewable Energy and Electronic Technology Research Center under the Department of Research and Innovation in Yangon on January 17.
He reviewed the research works on solar and wind powered energy projects, and urged for efficient utilization of research outcomes. The Center is conducting research activities on renewable energy technologies, using wind and solar power systems. Small-scale wind power research is underway using wind energy, generated from a wind tunnel, including testing of vertical axis helical-design wind turbines.
In addition, solar energy research and demonstrations are being conducted at a solar exhibition center established under the Mekong–Lancang Cooperation Special Fund (2022). The center showcases various solar panels and solar systems, solar EV charging stations, and smart city technologies.
Further research includes testing solar-powered water pumping systems and a low-cost portable solar dryer developed in collaboration with Yangon West Technological University. The solar dryer aims to support MSME development by enabling small-scale, solar-powered drying of agricultural products.
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Deputy Minister for Science and Technology Dr Aung Zeya visited the Renewable Energy and Electronic Technology Research Center under the Department of Research and Innovation in Yangon on January 17.
He reviewed the research works on solar and wind powered energy projects, and urged for efficient utilization of research outcomes. The Center is conducting research activities on renewable energy technologies, using wind and solar power systems. Small-scale wind power research is underway using wind energy, generated from a wind tunnel, including testing of vertical axis helical-design wind turbines.
In addition, solar energy research and demonstrations are being conducted at a solar exhibition center established under the Mekong–Lancang Cooperation Special Fund (2022). The center showcases various solar panels and solar systems, solar EV charging stations, and smart city technologies.
Further research includes testing solar-powered water pumping systems and a low-cost portable solar dryer developed in collaboration with Yangon West Technological University. The solar dryer aims to support MSME development by enabling small-scale, solar-powered drying of agricultural products.
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