August 30, 2017
At 20th day
meeting of Pyidaungsu Hluttaw held at 1:30 pm yesterday in Nay Pyi Taw,
parliamentarians discussed the reports on findings and conclusion notes of
Public Account Combined Committee.
Regarding the
annual report 10/2017—finding and conclusion notes of Public Account Combined
Committee, U Khin Cho of Hlaingbwe constituency, Daw Cho Cho of Ottwin
constituency, U Zone Hle Htan of constituency 4 in Chin State, U Khin Maung Thi
of Loilem constituency, Dr Aung Khin of Pyin Oo Lwin consituency, U Yan Lin of
Kyaiklat constituency, U Tin Tun Naing of Seikkyi-Khanaungto constituency and
Daw Khin San Hlaing of Pale constituency discussed respectively.
Daw Cho Cho of
Ottwin constituency discussed, “Restriction over India’s import of Myanmar’s
pulses may lead to lifting the national trade deficit and devaluation of
Myanmar currency. Simultaneously, it may raise inflammation rate and harm
national economy. So, if unnecessary problems arise in exporting crops
including rice, suitable ways and means should be sought for not harming
benefits of farmers and foreign trade sector. Prior to exporting, the State
should purchase these produces at suitable prices by adjusting with
international prices. In purchasing as well, hardship for storage should be
solved by negotiating with local merchants. For acquisition of better prices
for crops and for extending export markets, crops should be stored and refined
in modernized machines and better techniques so that our country can overcome
pressures from other countries.”
U Khin Maung Thi
of Loilem constituency discussed, “The report described that economic
development in the agricultural sector for FY 2016-2017 was 0.4 percent, with
that in industry sector 8.9 per cent and servicing gaining 8 per cent
respectively. As for the average inflation rate, it reached 7 per cent. If it
rises, it can cause commodity prices to soar up. So inflation rate should be
reduced. So as to be able to export agricultural produces and not to lose
export markets, government to government negotiation should be done between the
countries. It should be done so as not to happen restriction of pulse exports
and closure of bank accounts.”
Ref; The Global
New Light of Myanmar
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