small small He said that the relevant departments need to provide comprehensive support as the medium-sized businesses are businesses that will provide regular income to local residents

small small U Myo Myint, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Construction, said that since medium-sized businesses are businesses that will provide regular income to local residents, the relevant departments need to provide comprehensive support. U Myo Myint, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Construction, along with members of the Restoration and Reconstruction Committee in Chin State, on July 12 visited the small, small Medium businesses such as grape farms, wine making, Weaving and Vocational Training Institute and small scale cottage industries were inspected. The Deputy Minister and his team visited a small, small village in Ka Haen Village on the Phalang - Thai Ngain road. small Visiting medium-sized businesses, grape growing and wine making, grape growing and wine production are not far away. In addition to being a small-scale craft business that can be operated away from home, it is also a business that local residents can earn a regular income fromThe need for comprehensive support from related departments; If we can expand from a small-scale craft to a large-scale industry, it will become a family business that can be inherited from posterity. small He said that medium-sized businesses are being encouraged and supported. Kat Hein village is located (3) miles away from Falang City, and has about 60 houses. It is said that they are being exported and sold to Hakha city and Kale city. Next, the Deputy Minister and his team from the Department of Small Industries, Arriving at the Weaving and Vocational Training School, there were activities to ensure the cleanliness and beauty of the training school. Preparation of teaching materials, Arrangements are made to open the course. The official of the training school informed about the condition of the looms and equipment that were damaged by the terrorist incidentsThey explained that. Falang City The Weaving and Vocational Training School was opened in 1954 as a one-year course at the basic school level, and in the 1992-1993 academic year, it was expanded to a two-year course for yarn and textile specialist at the high school weaving school level. From the academic year 1999-2000 until now, the academic period has been reduced to a one-year course.Textile expert training, hand weaving course Natural Dye Technology Course; It is reported that they are planning to open traditional ethnic jap cutting technology courses.