The Mandalay Region Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MRCCI) is continuously providing various vocational training courses for the youth for the purpose of post-earthquake rehabilitation, according to sources.

The Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI) and the Mandalay Region Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MRCCI) jointly organized the advance computer office course graduation ceremony on January 29 at the MRCCI office in Mandalay, where 28 trainees graduated.

"Today's training is aimed at helping businesses recover after the earthquake. We are helping businesses that are having difficulty recovering after the earthquake. The biggest challenge we are facing right now is human resource issues. Many businesses are facing this issue during the relocation process. MRCCI's mission is to help businesses run smoothly. Therefore, UMFCCI and MRCCI are working together to provide training to businesses in the human resources they need and help entrepreneurs run their businesses quickly," said MRCCI Chairman U Tin Latt.

The training is being provided using donations from people who donated money to the earthquake. Courses such as motorcycle repair, baking, cooking, jam making, weaving, and garment making are also being offered free of charge.

The training courses were launched six months after the earthquake and are announced on MRCCI Facebook and TikTok.