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IN his first major speech since being
appointed Prime Minister, General Khin Nyunt has outlined a
“road map” for democratisation in Myanmar. Speaking at Pyithu
Hlattaw (Parliament House) last Saturday ahead of an address
to the nation, General Khin Nyunt said the road map would pave
the way for “fair elections.”They would follow the reconvening
of the National Convention to draft a constitution as the
first step in a seven-point plan for the transition to
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THE Prime Minister, General Khin Nyunt, outlined the
seven-point plan for a transition to democracy in a
broad-ranging two-hour speech.“Our government will undertake
the following steps systematically as a part of our
nation-building efforts,” the Prime Minister said.[FullStory] |
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GENERAL Khin Nyunt was appointed Prime Minister last week
in the most far-reaching reshuffle of the State Peace and
Development Council and the government since 1997.As Prime
Minister, General Khin Nyunt - the former Secretary 1 of the
SPDC - assumes a position formerly held by the SPDC Chairman,
Senior General Than Shwe. [FullStory] |
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THE government has criticised a British pressure group over
the publication of its latest “dirty list” of companies doing
business in Myanmar.The list, compiled by Burma Campaign UK,
was “politically motivated,” the Myanmar embassy in London
said in a statement.
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