THE Ministry of Border Affairs held the coordination meeting 1/2024 of the National Committee on Resettlement of Internally Displaced Persons and Closure of IDP Camps yesterday in Nay Pyi Taw.
Attendees
included National Committee Chairman Union Border Affairs Minister Lt-Gen Tun
Tun Naung, Vice-Chairman Dr Soe Win, Union Minister for Social Welfare, Relief,
and Resettlement, deputy ministers, permanent secretaries, directors-general,
and officials. Relevant regional and state ministers also joined via Zoom.
The
chairman highlighted the committee’s progress in resettling IDPs and closing
temporary camps, urging detailed discussion on completed work and future
programmes. He emphasized the need for coordinated efforts with state
governments and ministries, financial support for displaced persons, and
overcoming challenges posed by terrorist disruptions.
International
negotiations are underway for humanitarian assistance, ensuring that aid
reaches only eligible recipients. Within five months, 4,788 households (18,468
people) were resettled, and 69 temporary shelters were closed, with K4,790.588
million in aid provided.
Vice-Chairman
Dr Soe Win reported on relief efforts, vocational courses, and support for
returnees. Regional and state ministers presented their sector-wise progress
and plans. The meeting concluded with discussions and coordination by the
national committee members.
MNA/TS
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