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MoU signed for cooperation of agronomics service centers projects
MoU signing ceremony between Myanmar Rice Association, Myanmar Agronomics Public Corporation Ltd. and CITIC Construction Co.,Ltd. was held at Nay Pyi Taw Thingaha Hotel at 4 pm of 21st Ju...
Vice President arrives back Yangon from New York
Vice President U Henry Van Thio arrived back Yangon from New York yesterday after ha has attended the 3rd UN Special Thematic Session on Water and Disasters held in New York. The Vice Pre...
April-July agricultural export reaches US$954 million, down $50 million
Export from agriculture sector reached US$954 million from 1 April to 14 July, $50 million less than last year. Agricultural export during last FY 2016-2017 was $2.9 billion, an increase...
Chinese tax on Myanmar goods slows trade to a trickle in July
To protect the local production of Chinese farmers, the China authorities increased its tax rate to 100 per cent for imported goods, prompting most merchants to halt trade in July. Main e...
The habit of reading and studying history
Khin Maung Oo English philosopher Sir Francis Bacon said, “Reading maketh a full man.” Since our youth these words have been deeply etched in our minds. In fact, it encouraged us to read...
Buddhism and Prevalence of Law and Order
Dr. Bhaddanta Candævaræbhivaµsa Pro-Rector Kyaikkalok Sayardaw International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University, Yangon About 588 BC, Buddhism appeared in the world. Before Buddhism...
Respect, politeness and culture
Khin Maung Myint Since our childhood days, we had been taught and guided by our parents, elders and teachers to have respect to the elders and to be polite. As infants, our brains were no...
Special markets for fruits, flowers and vegetables to be built
About 20 specialised markets for fruits, flowers and vegetables will be built by Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC), according to a report in the Myawady Daily yesterday. A market s...
International trade by sea increased by $1.3 bln since April
THE value of trade between Myanmar and international countries by sea topped US$6.8 billion in the current financial year and the figure was $1.3 billion more than that of last year, acco...
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Myanmar: Alongside the pandemic’s effects on the economy and the politics, the NLD government faces greater hurdles in 2021
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