President Meets with Three Pillars of Democracy in Kayah State
President Meets with Three Pillars of Democracy in Kayah State
The Global New Light of Myanmar, 17 Jan 2019
URL: http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/president-meets-with-three-pillars-of-democracy-in-kayah-state/
President U Win Myint attended the meeting with officials from the executive, legislative, and judiciary pillars of Kayah State held in Loikaw Township yesterday morning.
The President said everyone in a department must work hand-in-hand to bring about successful change. He added we must shed our old habits to instill change in the nation and the people. We need to gauge how much we have changed ourselves when implementing changes, as we can only change other people when we succeed in changing ourselves. Therefore, the heads of departments needed to guide and amend change in spirit and habits of the staff under their care. Change was neither worrying nor fearful. Everyone needed to actively participate with their own thoughts and reasoning, said the President.
The Judiciary pillar was an important pillar for democracy, and only when this pillar can work in a right way with legal norms and standards, the rule of law will prevail in the country, he said. All those who were working in the judiciary pillar should observe the law concerning with the legal system because only when the judiciary pillar is right, can the
A fair and just society strengthens a democracy and can be supportive to a federal system, said President U Win Myint.
He called on the governmental officials for solving the problems faced by the people daily first rather than their own, urging the officials to actively participate in implementing the State policies.
Afterwards, Kayah State Chief Minister U L Phaung Sho reported on regional development works by the Kayah State Government; Speaker of Kayah State Hluttaw U Hla Htwe on Hluttaw affairs and Kayah State Chief Judge U Kyaw Lin Maung on judiciary affairs.
The President said everyone in a department must work hand-in-hand to bring about successful change. He added we must shed our old habits to instill change in the nation and the people. We need to gauge how much we have changed ourselves when implementing changes, as we can only change other people when we succeed in changing ourselves. Therefore, the heads of departments needed to guide and amend change in spirit and habits of the staff under their care. Change was neither worrying nor fearful. Everyone needed to actively participate with their own thoughts and reasoning, said the President.
The Judiciary pillar was an important pillar for democracy, and only when this pillar can work in a right way with legal norms and standards, the rule of law will prevail in the country, he said. All those who were working in the judiciary pillar should observe the law concerning with the legal system because only when the judiciary pillar is right, can the
A fair and just society strengthens a democracy and can be supportive to a federal system, said President U Win Myint.
He called on the governmental officials for solving the problems faced by the people daily first rather than their own, urging the officials to actively participate in implementing the State policies.
Afterwards, Kayah State Chief Minister U L Phaung Sho reported on regional development works by the Kayah State Government; Speaker of Kayah State Hluttaw U Hla Htwe on Hluttaw affairs and Kayah State Chief Judge U Kyaw Lin Maung on judiciary affairs.