January
18, 2017
Vice-President
U Myint Swe addressed the opening ceremony of the 17th anniversary of Myanmar
traditional medicine practitioners’ conference held at the Myanmar
International Convention Center 2 in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday morning, reminding
attendees that Myanmar needs to keep up with ASEAN standards, as Myanmar
traditional medicine has been included in the agenda under negotiation to enter
the ASEAN economic circle.
“It
is necessary to make an effort to keep up with pharmaceutical know-how, which
pharmaceuticals work, how they are preserved and how to effectively use them.
Simultaneously, it is urgently necessary to systematically research workable
traditional medicines and know-how so that they can be proved effective and
workable. With Myanmar traditional medicine, there are several important
factors — revival of extinct Myanmar traditional medicines and pharmacy,
eternal survival of the Myanmar traditional pharmacy and implementation of
systematic research works on Myanmar traditional medicines so that Myanmar’s
younger generations can be well educated on traditional medicine, up to
reaching the level of standing tall in the midst of other countries. Today, the
world’s health and medical realm rely more and more on herbal medicines rather
than chemical drugs. Departments of traditional medicine are performing
research work on Myanmar traditional medicines more than ever and modernising
techniques by linking with foreign universities. It is of great importance to
discover workable herbs in Myanmar, to systematically breed herbs and produce
for utilisation and to develop production by the process of Good Manufacturing
Practices.”
Afterward,
Dr Myint Htwe, Union Minister, read out a congratulatory message sent from the
president to the 17th anniversary of Myanmar traditional practitioners’
conference. The Vice-President and party posed for documentary photos together
with invited guests, inspecting the traditional medicine displays exhibited in
the hall.
That
evening, the Vice-President attended the dinner party held at the MICC 2.
Ref;
The Global New Light of Myanmar
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