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Adjust employers and employees to build workplaces

​​​​​​​CREATING harmonious workplaces requires a mutual adjustment of expectations between employers and employees. Both parties bear entitlements and liabilities in the establishment of work environments, emphasizing the need for a shared commitment to maintaining pleasant workplaces and contributing to relevant societies.

Expand cultivation of industrial raw crops to develop the State

Myanmar, an agro-based country, has allocated 49.39 million acres of land for cultivating various crops, including paddy, pulses and beans, oil crops, and industrial raw crop rubber. The latter is cultivated across 1.64 million acres in nine regions and states, highlighting its significance in the agricultural landscape.

Writing: A Piece of Cake?

SOME people including a few of my pupils and friends told me in the flesh that writing is as easy as falling off a log; this would be done just with a dictionary. I do not think that I only can decide whether the task of writing is that easy. It might be true that writing is a piece of cake for some, but not for me. Writing in English, my second language, seems okay with me to some extent, whereas in Myanmar, my mother tongue, looks quite difficult for me, honestly. Of course, writing is not as easy as most people think – this can be proved simply by trying a piece of writing off one’s own bat. Significantly, a beginner writer will encounter spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, thematic flaws, and even auto-stop writing, that is, he cannot think about other subject-related ideas any longer whilst writing, one way or another for sure.

Achieve success through national livestock baseline survey

IN THE pursuit of systematic development in the livestock sector and the effective control of infectious animal diseases, the forthcoming national livestock baseline survey is set to play a pivotal role. This crucial initiative is scheduled to take place from 1 November to 31 December, covering 215 townships across 13 regions and states, including the Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory.

Can AI Replace Your Financial Adviser?

​​​​​​​CHATGPT and its competitors have already achieved some impressive milestones — they can pass the bar exam for lawyers and help solve medical cases. So, are these AI tools now ready to replace your financial adviser? The advantages of AI advisers are obvious at first blush. Professional financial advice is costly and beyond the reach of many Americans.

Make concerted efforts for the development of Kayin State

​​​​​​​IN the pursuit of national development, the government is resolutely committed to ensuring equitable progress and regional peace across the nation, bolstering the rule of law. Unfortunately, some regions, marred by terrorism, struggle to meet their developmental objectives.

Enhance personal capacity through the pursuit of knowledge in society

​​​​​​​IN the grand tapestry of human existence, reading occupies a pivotal role, securing its place as the second most important endeavour in our lives. For the literate populace, literature becomes the bridge to amassing knowledge and experiences, generously shared by others. This knowledge is a valuable currency, ready to be invested in personal interests and the collective good

Addressing poverty by closing the development gap

POVERTY, a scourge that afflicts countless individuals world­wide, is characterized by a severe lack of access to basic necessities, meagre daily wages, excessive spending on consumption (often exceeding seven per cent of income), limited employment opportunities, and soaring food prices that exceed the purchasing capacity of citizens.

Raise Intellectual Property Rights: Empowering creators

ON 31 October 2023, a significant development took place as the government announced the enforcement of the Industrial Design Law and the Copyright Law. These laws, which were initially approved by the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw on 18 October 2019, mark a pivotal moment in safeguarding the rights of creators and inventors.

Promoting a Green Economy for National Prosperity

​​​​​​​The concept of green investment is gaining momentum worldwide, with a growing focus on fostering sustainability and environmental conservation in economic activities, especially within the thriving tourism industry. The green economy represents a multifaceted approach to enhancing the natural environment, promoting sustainable practices, and bolstering a nation’s economic growth. It can have a profound impact on both economic development and the preservation of a country’s natural resources. The tourism industry, a sector encompassing hotels and various tourism services, is a key player in the green economy. It spans various domains, including accommodation, hospitality, healthcare, transportation, energy, infrastructure, municipal services, urban and rural development, and the support of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises through investments. An essential aspect of the green economy is its inclusivity. It provides opportunities for individuals with disabilities, empowers local ethnic communities, and engages the youth in ethnic regions. Remarkably, statistics reveal that 54 per cent of the workforce in the tourism industry comprises female employees. The green economy not only benefits entrepreneurs and small business owners but also plays a pivotal role in poverty reduction and regional development. Additionally, it contributes significantly to ecosystem preservation and the development of digital infrastructure
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