November
10, 2016
Under
the sponsorship of the Ministry of Information, a festival of literature,
tradition and culture of ethnic groups is to be celebrated in February, 2017.
it is learnt.
A
preliminary meeting for the festival was held yesterday in the meeting hall of
the Printing and Publishing Department (PPD) on Theinbyu Street in downtown
Yangon.
“The
celebration of the festival is aimed at promoting friendship and respect among
the brethren groups”, said U Aung Myo Myint, the director-general of PPD and
chairman of the committee for organizing the festival said. “Books written by
national races will be put on sale, whereas publication of some which were not
yet published will be implemented soon.
Arrangements
for interpretation and presentation of the literature compiled by ethnic races,
in Myanmar Language at seminars and talk shows are under way. Traditional music
and dance which are now on the verge of extinction and little-known customs are
to be exhibited by the ministry.”
U Myint Htwe, director-general of MRTV and a member of the organising committee, said that 17 languages of national races are being broadcast presently, and anyone is eligible to submit customs, travels, scenes of beauty and religious festivals by connecting with branches of their respective townships for showing in the upcoming festival.
U Myint Htwe, director-general of MRTV and a member of the organising committee, said that 17 languages of national races are being broadcast presently, and anyone is eligible to submit customs, travels, scenes of beauty and religious festivals by connecting with branches of their respective townships for showing in the upcoming festival.
U
Maung Pe, director-general of the information and public relations department
and a member of the organising committee, said that non-transcribed but spoken
proverbs and mottos, traditions and customs that are nearly extinct can also be
collected to be sent to respective branches.
In the meeting, ministers for Kayin national affairs in Yangon and Bago regions and the chairman of the Myanmar Writers’ Association participated in the discussions and made suggestions.
In the meeting, ministers for Kayin national affairs in Yangon and Bago regions and the chairman of the Myanmar Writers’ Association participated in the discussions and made suggestions.
Ref;
The Global New Light of Myanmar
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