Vice-President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Nan Ni Ni Aye, accompanied by Yangon Region Chief Minister U Aung Naing Thu and regional ministers, visited Yangon University of Economics, Dagon University, and West Yangon University yesterday afternoon.
The Vice-President and
her team first arrived at Yangon University of Economics in Dagon Myothit
(South) Township, where officials briefed them on the construction of a
recreation centre for students’ physical fitness and relaxation, as well as the
proposed site for a campus ring road.
In response, the
Vice-President instructed officials to supervise the construction to ensure
that it meets quality standards and is completed within the designated
timeframe. She also emphasized that the recreation centre should serve as a
valuable facility supporting students’ physical and mental well-being alongside
their academic development and stressed the need to equip it systematically
with the necessary sports and recreational facilities. She then inspected the
university campus.
Afterwards, they
arrived at Dagon University in Dagon Myothit (East) Township, where officials
showed them around and briefed them on the renovation of the Padamya Roundabout
and the football field, as well as the ongoing use of machinery to improve drainage
across the campus.
The Vice-President
instructed officials to enhance the campus environment by improving its
appearance and cleanliness in accordance with university standards. She also
emphasized ensuring that the football field is constructed to the required
quality standards and that the sports grounds are managed and maintained
systematically. She then inspected the campus.
From there, the
Vice-President and her team proceeded to West Yangon University in Htantabin
Township, where officials briefed them on campus beautification efforts and the
proposed site for a new convocation hall. The Vice-President instructed
officials to expand the campus ring road and construct a perimeter fence in
coordination with the relevant authorities.
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