Handover and opening ceremony of Saizen Village Kindergarten building

Handover and opening ceremony of ChaungZauk Village Branch High School

Hand-Over Ceremony of Village Community Road between Kaw War Suu and ShwePyayTaung Villageand Three Sub Rural Health Centers in Hpa- an Township, Kayin State constructed under Japan`s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Project

Opening Ceremony of the　Road between Moksogyun and Tagukalon Village in Mon State, constructed by Japanese Government’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme

Opening Ceremony of Winka　Village　Basic　Education　Primary School in Bilin Township, Mon State, constructed by Japanese Government’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme

Handover and opening ceremony of Saizen Village Kindergarten building

The hand over and opening ceremony of new Kindergarten building in SaizenVillage, Tiddim Township, Chin State which was constructed under Japanese Government’s the Grant Assistance for Grass-roots Human Security Project (GGP) Scheme was held on April 7, 2013.Ms.Arima, Second Secretary of the Embassy of Japan to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, U NaingKyintPaung, Chairman of construction committee together with the local people attended the said ceremony.

 

At the ceremony, Ms.　Arima said　on behalf of the Embassy of Japan and Japanese people that she was very pleased and proud of the hand over and opening ceremony of new kindergarten building.She also expressed her expectation that the kindergarten students are treasures of the Myanmar’s future and that the new kindergarten building can be used by young students joyfully. After that speech, Chairman of Construction Committee, U Naing　Kyint　Paung　expressed said that a new kindergarten building has been finished at their villageso the parents can keep their children in the kindergarten safely while they are going out for agriculture work. He deeply appreciated Japanese government and its people for this assistance.

 

The government of Japan provided the fund USD $ 105,369 for construction of a two-storey reinforced concrete school building, which comprises of one hall room in first floor and three class rooms in ground floor. The Government of Japan, under its Grant Assistance for Grass-roots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme, has a plan to continue to assist Myanmar in future as well. As for Japanese Government, it is expected that this assistance will further strengthen existing friendly relations between Japan and Myanmar.

 

Handover and opening ceremony of ChaungZauk Village Branch High School

The hand over and opening ceremony of ChaungZauk Village Branch High School in Thanlyin Township, Yangon Region which was constructed under the Japanese Government’s Grant Assistance for Grass-roots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme, was held on April 5, 2013.Ms. Tokunaga, Third Secretary of Embassy of Japan to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, U LwinOo, Representative ofPyi Thu Hluttaw together with the local people attended the said ceremony.

 

At the ceremony, Ms.Tokunaga said on behalf of the embassy and Japanese people that she was proudof the hand over and opening ceremony of new school building and wished that the students from this school will contribute the development of Myanmar in future. After that speech, Pyi Thu Hluttaw Representative, U LwinOo expressed his gratitude that a great new school building has come out with tax from Japanese people and he deeply appreciated Japanese government and its people for this assistance. He also mentioned the National Plan which includes education as an important sector for the development of the country. Lastly he urged the students, teachers and local people to take care of maintenance of the school building for long-term utilization.

 

The government of Japan provided the fund USD $ 84,481 for construction of a one-story reinforced concrete school building, which comprises of 4 classrooms, toilets, school furniture and walk way.The Government of Japan, under its Grant Assistance for Grass-roots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme has a plan to continue to assist for Educational sector of Myanmar in future as well. Japanese Government expects that this assistance will provide a further strengthen existing friendly relations between Japan and Myanmar.

 

Hand-Over Ceremony of Village Community Road between Kaw War Suu and ShwePyayTaung Villageand Three Sub Rural Health Centers in Hpa- an Township, Kayin State constructed under Japan`s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Project

The Government of Japan,under its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Project (GGP) Scheme,granted US$102,350 for the construction of the road between Kaw War Suu and ShwePyayTaung Village and US$102,597for construction of three Sub Rural Health Centers (SRHC)in Hpa-an Township, Kayin State.Hand-Over ceremonies for each project were held at the project sites on 12 and 14 March, 2013 respectively.

 

The hand-over ceremony was attended by Mr.Go NAKAYA, Second Secretary of the Embassy of Japan, H.E. U Zaw Min, Chief Minister of Kayin State, U Saw Aung Kyaw Min, Kayin StateHluttaw Representative, U Saw Htan Law, Secretary of Kayin USDP Party, Dr.Win Naing,Kayin State Health Directorand local residents.

 

At the ceremony, Mr. NAKAYA said “In addition tothe construction ofRoad and SRHs in Hpa-an Township this time, GGP projects are being implemented in Hlaingbwe and Myawaddy townshipsas well. Japan hopes that this assistance will provide better environment for the people in Hpa-an townshipwith proper maintenance.”

 

In reply, H.E. U Zaw Minsaid “On behalf of the Kayin people, I would like to express sincere gratitude to the Government of Japan and the Japanese people for these GGP projects. We will try our best to develop our Kayin state in cooperation with the Government of Japan in the future as well.”

 

The Government of Japan will continue to provide support through its GGPscheme, and hopes that such assistance will strengthen the existing friendly relations between Japan and Myanmar.

 

Opening Ceremony of the　Road between Moksogyun and Tagukalon Village in Mon State, constructed by Japanese Government’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme

The Government of Japan, under its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects(GGP) Scheme, granted onehumanitarian programfor construction of Road between Moksogyun and Tagukalon Village in Mon State.The hand-over and opening ceremony of theroadwas held on 15 February2013at the project site in Moksogyun　Village.

 

H.E. Mr.Mikio NUMATA, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, U HtayOo, Vice Chairman of USDP Party, U Toe Toe Aung, Minister for Development Affairs of Mon Stateand local peopleattended the ceremony.

 

The Japanese Ambassador said in his remark that the construction of this village to village connection roadwill bring the development of health, education and economic sectors of the area and expressed his expection to improve the social life of the local people by this road.Then the Ambassador expressed his sincere wishes for the village people to take care of the road for its long-term durability.

 

U HtayOo,Vice Chairman of USDP Party, said in his speech that this newly constructed village to village connection road will be useful for the people of Moksogyun and Tagukalon Villages to commute with the town and to carry the local products to the markets throughout the year. He expressed his gratitude to the people of Japan and Japanese Government for their kindness. He also mentioned that the condition of the road will be maintained by the people of the village by raising fund by themselves.

 

The Government of Japan has providedUS$ 105,191for construction of2.3 m wide and 3.7 km long laterite road between Moksogyun and Tagukalon Village through its GGP Scheme. Japanese Government has plan to support the development of infrastructure sector of Myanmar in the future too. It is expected that this assistancewillfurther strengthen existing friendly relations betweenJapan and Myanmar.

 

Opening Ceremony of Winka Village Basic Education Primary School in Bilin Township, Mon State, constructed by Japanese Government’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme

The Government of Japan, under its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) Scheme, granted one humanitarian program for construction of WinkaVillageBasicEducationPrimary School in Bilin Township, Mon State.The hand-over ceremony and opening ceremony of the school was held on 14 February 2013 at the project site in Winka Village.

 

The opening ceremony was attended by Mr. Ichiro Maruyama, Minister-Counsellor/ Deputy Chief of Mission of the Embassy of Japan, Sitagu Sayadaw Dr. Ashin Nanissara, Dr. Htain Win, Deputy Speaker of Ayeyarwady Region Hluttaw, U Than Tun, Ayeyarwady Region Minister for Transport, U Than Tun Aung, Chairman of Ye Ga Lote Bridge Construction Committee, responsible officials from respective organizations and local residents.

 

H.E. Mr. Mikio NUMATA, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, U Ohn Myint, Chief Minister and Dr. U HlaOo, Minister for Social Affairs of Mon State, and U Nyunt Soe, Mawlamyine District Education Officer and local people attended the ceremony.

 

The Japanese Ambassador said in his remark that by construction of this Basic Education Primary School, the school children of Winka Village will have the opportunity to study in the safe building and he expressed his expectation that this improved condition for education will bring the school children to be well educated generation of Myanmar who can contribute themselves for the development of the country.

 

Chief Minister also pointed out his understanding that Japan has become well developed industrialized country because it has given its education system the first priority of the country. He mentioned his willingness that Myanmar should also try its best for upgrading of the existing education system.

 

Chief Minister also urged the village people to take care of the school building constructed by the Japanese Government’s GGP Scheme for its longer life. He added in his remarks that by taking care of the school building for longer life, Myanmar people can pay back to the goodwill of Japanese people and Japanese Government.

 

The Government of Japan has provided US$ 87,613 for construction of 100’x30’ one storey RC school building with 5 classrooms, toilets and school furniture for Winka Village Basic Education Primary School through its GGP Scheme. Japanese Government has plan to support the development of education sector of Myanmar in the future too. It is expected that this assistance will further strengthen existing friendly relations between Japan and Myanmar.

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