Celebration of Chinese-Funded Scholarship Program in Myanmar Highlights Education Cooperation
Four-year summary ceremony of Chinese-funded scholarship programme held in Myanmar
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The four-year summary ceremony of the Bank of China-University of Yangon Scholarship Programme took place on May 15 in Yangon, Myanmar. Attended by over 100 dignitaries, the event emphasized the importance of educational cooperation between China and Myanmar, reflecting the strong ties and mutual support in human resource development.
- 01The ceremony was attended by notable figures including Chinese Ambassador Ma Jia and Myanmar's Deputy Minister for Education Zaw Myint.
- 02The scholarship program, initiated in 2022, has benefited 100 students from the University of Yangon.
- 03Chinese Ambassador Ma Jia highlighted the program as a representation of the friendly cooperation between China and Myanmar.
- 04Deputy Minister Zaw Myint expressed gratitude for the support from Chinese enterprises in enhancing Myanmar's educational sector.
- 05The event underscored the commitment to deepen cooperation in education and maintain the fraternal ties between the two nations.
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On May 15, 2023, the four-year summary ceremony of the Bank of China-University of Yangon Scholarship Programme was held in Yangon, Myanmar, with over 100 attendees including prominent officials such as Chinese Ambassador Ma Jia and Myanmar's Deputy Minister for Education Zaw Myint. The program, funded by the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Yangon Branch and implemented by the China Foundation for Rural Development, was launched in 2022 and has successfully benefited 100 students from the University of Yangon. Ambassador Ma emphasized that this initiative exemplifies the friendly cooperation and strong people-to-people bonds between China and Myanmar, showcasing the social responsibility of Chinese enterprises. Both Zaw Myint and Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Myanmar Sanda Oo acknowledged the significant contributions of the Chinese government and enterprises towards Myanmar's educational development. They expressed hopes for continued collaboration in education and other fields, reinforcing the pauk-phaw (fraternal) friendship that exists between the two nations, ensuring it is passed down through generations.
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The scholarship program enhances educational opportunities for students in Myanmar, contributing to the country's human resource development.
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