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He continued that the upgrading of the Loimwe Hospital will be reviewed due to fewer patients and the deployment of doctors.  \nHe stressed that each region has an abundance of educated and skilled individuals to achieve national development. Each region must have a rich pool of knowledgeable human resources capable of driving the development of the country. These educated individuals must be able to contribute effectively to the region’s social, economic, administrative, and agricultural development.  \nThe Senior General noted that it is necessary to turnout educated individuals for the development of Shan State (East) while teachers must be qualified.  \nHe revealed that Polytechnic Universities, which integrate computer and technology studies, have been successfully  \nNATIONAL  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| Advancing with Unity: Upholding theNCA for Lasting Peace |\n| GUIDED by the slogan,“Keep Moving Forward to Achieve Our Goal”, our government must advance with the unwavering spirit of Myanmar and uphold the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) in all cooperative efforts. As we work together, it is crucial that we genuinely strive to forge lasting peace, maintain transparency, uphold accountability, and take responsibility for one another while adhering to the commitments we have already agreed upon.\u003Cbr>(An excerpt from the speech delivered by State Administration Council Chairman PrimeMinister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing at the ceremony to mark the 9th Anniversary of signing the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) on 16 October 2024) |\n\nEducated minds must drive national ...  \nFROM PAGE 1  \nHe underscored that if the country can achieve the targeted goals for crop cultivation, calculations show that national income could increase by over $8 billion. Similarly, if additional production capacities can also reach their full potential, income could rise by about $14 billion.  \nThe Senior General highlighted that by ensuring the availability of regional agricultural and livestock products and exporting them to neighbouring countries, regional income would increase, leading to improvements in the socioeconomic life of the people.  \nTherefore, efforts should be made to cultivate successful crops in the region using modern techniques in order to produce marketable products.  \nDue to the abundance of bamboo resources in Shan State (East), he continued to say that it is possible to manufacture bamboo-related products to contribute to the region’s economic development. For example, bamboo pulp, consumer goods made from bamboo, and food products can be produced. To support the development of the Kengtung area, the government is currently upgrading the airportsin Kengtung, Tachilek, and  \nMonghsat, as well as improving transportation infrastructure for better connectivity and smoother travel.  \nThe Senior General underlined that if all the local administrative bodies, town elders, and residents work together in unity and cooperation, the region will achieve stability, peace, and development. This, in turn, will contribute to the overall progress of the entire country.  \nDeputy Administrator of Shan State (Kengtung) U Zaw Lwin Oo reported on the accomplishment of guidance o","cbCaiu6kA11dyVk6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu6kA11dyVk6","pdf",5050373,15,"English","# Educated minds must drive national development\n## Hospital upgrades, agriculture goals, and regional connectivity\n## MRCS explosive ordnance risk awareness campaign\n# Special Weather News","[{\"question\":\"What development priorities were discussed in Kengtung?\",\"answer\":\"The meeting focused on regional development through upgraded healthcare services, strengthened education and qualified teachers, agricultural production, and improved transportation and connectivity.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report describe expected economic impacts from agriculture?\",\"answer\":\"It states that achieving targeted crop cultivation goals could increase national income by over $8 billion, and expanding production capacities could raise income by about $14 billion.\"},{\"question\":\"What action is the Myanmar Red Cross Society taking regarding explosive ordnance?\",\"answer\":\"The MRCS is running an explosive ordnance risk education campaign to identify and mitigate threats, promote safer behaviour, and support reporting of hazards, including immediate disaster response activities.\"}]","25 May 2025 - Vol. XII - No. 39 | PDF",1789962453,38]