The leader of the State Administration Council’s Information Team, Major General Zaw Min Tun, stated that China’s One Belt One Road initiative and Myanmar-related China-Myanmar economic corridor projects are expected to see further progress soon.

He made this statement regarding discussions held during the visit of the SAC Chairman to China from November 5 to 10.

Major General Zaw Min Tun said, “Regarding the economy, we met with Chinese business owners in Kunming and Chongqing who are interested in investing in Myanmar. The discussions were successful. Many are eager to invest in Myanmar. From our side, we believe that it is crucial for the relevant authorities to actively and enthusiastically implement the Action Plans based on what was accomplished in China. We also anticipate that China’s One Belt One Road initiative, including the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor (CMR) projects, will be further enhanced soon.”

Additionally, during the visit to China, Major General Zaw Min Tun mentioned that productive discussions were held with neighboring leaders such as the Prime Ministers of Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos, focusing on fostering positive relations and achieving mutual progress.

He further noted that China reiterated its recognition and support for Myanmar’s sovereignty and stability, just as it has in the past.

Major General Zaw Min Tun said, “China made it clear that it does not accept any organizations or groups opposing Myanmar and its interests operating from Chinese territory. Similarly, Myanmar reaffirmed its recognition of China’s policies. Myanmar also emphasized its commitment to ensuring that no anti-China groups could operate within its territory. Politically, this demonstrates the mutual support between the two nations to strengthen Myanmar’s political system, with continued Chinese backing.”

On the social side, Major General Zaw Min Tun highlighted that in the education sector, China plans to accept more scholarship students from Myanmar at both the state and central government levels. He added that China would continue to support the improvement of Myanmar’s social and economic well-being. Summarizing the trip, he noted that it was not only limited to China but also included discussions with the Prime Ministers of Laos, Thailand, and Cambodia. Therefore, he described the visit as a highly successful one that would contribute significantly to the improvement of the social and economic conditions of the Myanmar people.

Major General Zaw Min Tun concluded by stating that this visit was a remarkable achievement aimed at boosting Myanmar’s socio-economic development.