Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw says a system should be considered to be established by incorporating ethnic languages from basic education, which will lead to friendship and peace among ethnic groups

It should be considered to establish a system that will lead to friendship and peace among ethnic groups by incorporating ethnic languages from basic education, said Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw U Khin Ri. On July 8, Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw U Khin Ri said this while meeting with members of the Education Promotion Committee at the Pyithu Hluttaw Office (I-13) along with officials from the Pyithu Hluttaw Office. The Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw said that he saw that the committee had prepared in detail its objectives, future work plans, and strategic goals. He said that the activities of our Hluttaw are extensive, so the committees must work with goals to assist the Hluttaw. He said that the committees are the pillars of the Hluttaw, and the success and progress of the Hluttaw's objectives depend on the committees. He said that education is important for the development of the country, so he wants the Education Promotion Committee to conduct extensive deliberations in carrying out its duties. He said that regarding education, efforts must be made to strengthen the foundation of the basic education system. Among the existing laws, there are nine laws related to the Education Promotion Committee, and the committee must review these laws and work on them according to priority. Among these laws, the National Education Law of 2014 must be prioritized for review and efforts must be made to make it an education law that is in line with the current situation. Regarding education, the state is prioritizing the education of all school-aged children, and the Hluttaw is asking questions and submitting proposals to conduct school surveys so that those who are out of school can continue their education. He further said that we must work together to develop Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), which connects education with the workplace and is truly needed for the development of the country. He further said that it should be considered to establish a system that will lead to friendship and peace among ethnic groups by incorporating ethnic languages from basic education. He said that he was pleased to learn that this committee is working to enact comprehensive laws regarding the rights of teachers and school violence. He urged that the Hluttaw, along with the state, should work together to bring about a shift in the education sector. The Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw said that he wants the Education Promotion Committee to analyze the current situation and do its best in the most delicate ways.