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Regarding Electoral legitimacy, the recent national election saw 57 political parties compete, including 40 parties formed under the previous democratic government, while the NLD chose to boycott registration. Some illegal groups labelling this election as a sham simply because a single party abstained show complete contempt for the millions of citizens who voted. Despite threats of violence intended to disrupt the election, over 13.12 million citizens cast their votes out of 24.22 million eligible voters, representing a turnout of 54.22 per cent. Therefore, the current Myanmar government, having held the election in strict accordance with the democratic process and the existing constitution, stands as a genuine, elected administration. Having secured the support and recognition of numerous nations, the newly elected government is advancing with significant momentum to strengthen cooperation with international partners and regional powers. These efforts are firmly directed toward enhancing diplomatic relations, maintaining regional peace and stability, and fostering sustainable development. On the ground, personnel from various United Nations agencies continue to engage constructively with national authorities, maintaining mutual understanding to execute UN programmes despite the protracted vacancy of Myanmar’s permanent representative seat at UN headquarters. To facilitate this cooperation, Union Minister for Foreign Affairs U Tin Maung Swe met with UN representatives in Nay Pyi Taw on 26 June to discuss internal developments, plans, and cooperation under a policy of political neutrality and non-interference. Rather than having representatives like Ms Julie Bishop amplify political challenges under the guise of UN authority, Myanmar requires practical development assistance to build long-term resilience for its economy and people. Dear Mr Secretary General, Under the United Nations Charter, the sovereignty of every nation is paramount and must be respected. Myanmar possesses a clear desire to continue working in multilateral cooperation with the United Nations with responsibility and accountability. The time has come for the United Nations to formally acknowledge Myanmar’s concerted efforts toward peace, stability, development, and the preservation of democracy. The credentialing of a legitimate representative proposed by the state is imperative to ensure meaningful cooperation between Myanmar and the international community, including the United Nations itself. It remains utterly unacceptable that an unlawful individual, a fugitive and a thief stripped of all legal standing, is permitted to exploit informal UN platforms to act as a spokesperson for terrorist entities. On behalf of the citizens who desire peace and stability, I urge the United Nations to address this issue immediately, uphold the principle of equal opportunity for all member states, and reinstate the official, accredited Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Myanmar. It is my sincere belief that the credibility and reputation of the United Nations will be profoundly reinforced when the principle of sovereign equality for all member states is strictly observed, and the inherent rights of sovereign nations are respected in full compliance with the UN Charter. #TheGlobalNewLightOfMyanmar MOI News Application အား အောက်ပါ link တွင် Download ပြုလုပ်နိုင်ပါသည်- For Andriod https://shorturl.at/uK23k For IOS https://rb.gy/vgdhqc Subscribe to Myanmar Newspaper https://t.me/myanmarnewspaper Subscribe to The Global New Light of Myanmar https://t.me/gnlmon Subscribe to MOI https://t.me/iprdrnd

The position of Ambassador to the United Nations is reserved strictly for civil servants submitted by a legitimate national government. Following his gross violations of civil service regulations, Kyaw Moe Tun was officially dismissed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Having acted on behalf of an armed insurgent group targeting the state, his citizenship has been officially terminated, legally establishing his status as both a traitor and a fugitive. Furthermore, undeniable evidence of financial corruption has emerged involving over US$2.6 million from the national treasury, which was deposited at the Bank of America for the use of the Myanmar Embassy in New York. These funds were stolen and used without clearing the accounts, despite originally being intended for embassy salaries, operational expenses, and Myanmar’s annual contributions to the United Nations. According to UN records, although Myanmar paid its annual assessed contributions in 2020, its payments fell into arrears from 2021 to 2026. Reports indicate that the fugitive Kyaw Moe Tun claimed on social media to have made three separate payments for the annual assessed contributions since 2021: one from the existing national budget (i.e., $300,000) and two from NUG budgets (i.e., $600,000). In an effort to retain his UN voting rights, the outlaw Kyaw Moe Tun allegedly defrauded the NUG by falsely claiming the funds were required for official annual assessed contributions. Significantly, he misappropriated $2.6 million in national treasury funds deposited at the Bank of America for his own personal gain, as he has failed to provide a detailed accounting of these cash assets. It must be clearly stated that on the national stage, Kyaw Moe Tun is widely condemned, carrying a notorious reputation as a traitor, an outlaw, a fraudster, and a thief. The current newly elected government of Myanmar stands ready to engage in constructive cooperation on the UN stage, pursuing every right of a full-fledged sovereign member of the organization, especially with the annual UNGA approaching soon. In strict adherence to Chapter 1, Article 2, Paragraph 1 of the United Nations Charter, Myanmar affirms that all nations possess inherent sovereign equality, and no external entity, including the United Nations itself, has the authority to intervene in the internal affairs of a sovereign state. Myanmar and its citizens have suffered severe disadvantages because the post of Permanent Representative to the United Nations has remained vacant since 2021. This deprivation is directly attributable to the 2021 political transition. In truth, the 2021 transition was precipitated not by a military coup but by the extraconstitutional and illicit manoeuvres of political actors seeking to seize state power. Therefore, the Myanmar Military temporarily stepped in to exercise sovereign authority, acting in full compliance with the country’s constitutional legal framework. Due to the reckless actions of political actors who opted to challenge national sovereignty through armed insurgency and terrorism instead of utilizing established political channels, public peace and state stability have been disrupted in various regions, undermining the future of the nation’s youth. Notwithstanding these regional disruptions, the Myanmar Military, temporarily exercising sovereign authority, remained fully committed to its core mandate, namely the Three Main National Causes. In fulfilment of this commitment, it successfully executed a free and fair multiparty democratic general election in three distinct phases, reflecting the true will of the citizens of Myanmar. The state administration established during the 2021 political transition has fulfilled its mandate by organizing the transparent, free and fair 2025-2026 general elections. Characterized by the highest standards of transparency and a complete absence of electoral irregularities, this voting process was fully observed and validated by international experts and observers.

Open Letter to the UN Secretary-General (2) Dear Mr Secretary-General of the United Nations, I have the honour to present my second open letter as a direct follow-up to my previous correspondence. In my first letter, I clearly pointed out the misguided actions of Ms Julie Bishop, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on Myanmar. This second communication directly addresses the United Nations regarding the critical issue of state representation. It serves as a letter of recommendation for the seating of a legitimate Permanent Representative to Myanmar. Following the political transitions of 2021, the UN General Assembly’s Credentials Committee suspended the delegation of power regarding Myanmar’s representation. Consequently, Myanmar has been left without an official representative in formal UN bodies since 2021. Although a formal replacement has not yet been accepted due to procedural actions within the Credentials Committee, Kyaw Moe Tun, who remains at the UN as an official fugitive, continues to represent the violent National Unity Government (NUG) in informal UN meetings and is actively executing policies aimed at destroying the nation’s peace and stability. Kyaw Moe Tun was originally appointed more than five years ago by the Previous (NLD) government, which subsequently fell due to widespread voter fraud. Because the administration that originally accredited him to the UN no longer exists, he can no longer be considered a legitimate state representative, acting instead as an agent for the exiled NUG. The NUG is a terrorist group that violates state laws and practices a new style of terrorism that threatens the 21st-century global political scenario. Driven purely by political and personal interests, this group aims to destroy the entire country and its society rather than acting as a legitimate governing body. They systematically carry out targeted assassinations of civil servants, state workers who serve as the pillars of the state, and local ward and village administrators. Under their doctrine of “whoever does not support us is our enemy,” they perpetrate extrajudicial killings of innocent civilians, mass bombings in public places, and the deliberate destruction of non-military infrastructure. Most egregiously, the NUG’s PDF terrorists, born from their policy of ‘Utter Devastation,’ deliberately target the education and healthcare sectors to create social chaos and demoralize the population. Turning a blind eye to this ongoing domestic violence, the fugitive Kyaw Moe Tun exploits the United Nations to frame legitimate counter-terrorism operations and the suppression of violent crime as oppression against the people. It is deeply disappointing that he manipulates unresolved procedural gaps within the Credentials Committee to speak at informal meetings as if he represents the country. This situation raises critical questions: Is the UN Security Council devolving into a platform for supporters of terrorism? Is the United Nations Secretariat acting as an institutional enabler, facilitating the proliferation of a new form of global terrorism? According to the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) published by the Global Terrorism Trends and Analysis Centre, Myanmar has reached its highest level of violence in the region since 2022. The reason for this increase was explained in their 2022 GTI report, which stated that the main perpetrators of these violent acts were NUG-founded terrorist groups such as the KNLA, KNDF and CDF, as well as the PDF group. However, due to pressure from some international organizations seeking to cover up their violent acts politically, the report retracted these statements. However, the records of the statements at that time remain. These indicators are strong evidence that the international community has designated the NUG as a terrorist organization.

Open Letter to the UN Secretary-General (2)

Troops target PDF using schools as bases in Magway Region TATMADAW columns conducted attacks against PDF terrorist groups using schools in villages of Chauk Township, Magway Region, as temporary military bases. The groups had allegedly threatened teachers and occupied schools, forcing some schools to suspend classes. Since 21 June, Tatmadaw columns have carried out counter-terrorism operations, causing the groups to retreat with casualties and seizing ammunition and equipment. Authorities said efforts would continue to remove the terrorist groups from schools and reopen schools while ensuring security for students and teachers. MNA/KZL #TheGlobalNewLightOfMyanmar MOI News Application အား အောက်ပါ link တွင် Download ပြုလုပ်နိုင်ပါသည်- For Andriod https://shorturl.at/uK23k For IOS https://rb.gy/vgdhqc Subscribe to Myanmar Newspaper https://t.me/myanmarnewspaper Subscribe to The Global New Light of Myanmar https://t.me/gnlmon Subscribe to MOI https://t.me/iprdrnd

Troops target PDF using schools as bases in Magway Region

9 foreigners involved in telecom fraud handed over NINE foreign nationals involved in online gambling, telecom fraud and other crimes in the MyawadyShwe Kokko area of Kayin State were handed over to their respective countries through Myanmar-Thailand Friendship Bridge II in line with legal procedures. The group included three Filipinos, three Ethiopians, one Nepali, one Ugandan and one Russian national. They had illegally entered Myanmar through border routes and were involved in criminal activities. From 30 January 2025 to 7 July 2026, a total of 14,731 illegal foreign entrants were detained in Myawady Township, with 13,572 already repatriated through Thailand. The remaining individuals are being processed for transfer or legal action. MNA/ KZL #TheGlobalNewLightOfMyanmar MOI News Application အား အောက်ပါ link တွင် Download ပြုလုပ်နိုင်ပါသည်- For Andriod https://shorturl.at/uK23k For IOS https://rb.gy/vgdhqc Subscribe to Myanmar Newspaper https://t.me/myanmarnewspaper Subscribe to The Global New Light of Myanmar https://t.me/gnlmon Subscribe to MOI https://t.me/iprdrnd

9 foreigners involved in telecom fraud handed over

Chin State reviews rehabilitation and reconstruction progress A coordination meeting to review progress on rehabilitation and reconstruction in Chin State was held yesterday at the State Government Office in Haka. It was attended by Chin State Chief Minister Dr Wong Hsun Thang, Deputy Minister for Construction U Myo Myint, state ministers, committee members and departmental officials. The chief minister said rehabilitation efforts had accelerated with the deputy minister’s on-site supervision and expressed confidence that continued cooperation would ensure the successful completion of reconstruction work. The deputy minister said that 110 government offices had reopened in Tiddim, Tonzang and Falam, staffed by 3,443 civil servants. A total of 279 basic education schools had resumed classes, while public hospitals had treated 13,098 patients with 278 medical personnel. Myanma Economic Bank branches and municipal markets had resumed normal operations, and electricity and telecommunications services were gradually being restored. He added that reopening Surbung Airport would improve transport links and speed up the delivery of materials needed for rehabilitation and reconstruction. MNA/KNN #TheGlobalNewLightOfMyanmar MOI News Application အား အောက်ပါ link တွင် Download ပြုလုပ်နိုင်ပါသည်- For Andriod https://shorturl.at/uK23k For IOS https://rb.gy/vgdhqc Subscribe to Myanmar Newspaper https://t.me/myanmarnewspaper Subscribe to The Global New Light of Myanmar https://t.me/gnlmon Subscribe to MOI https://t.me/iprdrnd

Chin State reviews rehabilitation and reconstruction progress

Seminar on Geopolitics, Geoeconomics, Myanmar’s Strategic Future and Hluttaw Role held in Nay Pyi Taw A seminar on “Geopolitics, Geoeconomics, Myanmar’s Strategic Future and the Role of Hluttaw” was held yesterday afternoon in Nay Pyi Taw as part of capacity-building training for Hluttaw representatives. In his remarks, Pyithu Hluttaw Deputy Speaker Joint Coordinating Committee on Hluttaw Development (JCC) Chair U Maung Maung Ohn said this seminar was the very first activity of the JCC, as its objective is to enhance the dignity and standards of Hluttaw while further strengthening the knowledge and capabilities of Hluttaw representatives. He encouraged participants to examine Myanmar’s current situation alongside global developments and discuss how Parliament should contribute to addressing these challenges. He also called for interactive discussions between experts and representatives, expressing the hope that such capacity-building seminars would enable the representatives to work together more effectively for the benefit of the Hluttaw and the nation. Three experts discussed under different topics regarding geopolitical changes, geoeconomics and international affairs, and the Hluttaw representatives raised questions about what they wanted to know. Following this, the Pyithu Hluttaw Deputy Speaker and JCC Chairman reviewed and commented on the key issues discussed during the seminar. The Deputy Speaker and JCC Chairman presented honorariums to the experts who delivered the lectures. MNA/KTZH #TheGlobalNewLightOfMyanmar MOI News Application အား အောက်ပါ link တွင် Download ပြုလုပ်နိုင်ပါသည်- For Andriod https://shorturl.at/uK23k For IOS https://rb.gy/vgdhqc Subscribe to Myanmar Newspaper https://t.me/myanmarnewspaper Subscribe to The Global New Light of Myanmar https://t.me/gnlmon Subscribe to MOI https://t.me/iprdrnd

Seminar on Geopolitics, Geoeconomics, Myanmar’s Strategic Future and Hluttaw Role held in Nay Pyi Taw

Although countries around the world have recognized, welcomed, and accepted Myanmar’s ability to achieve a political transition through democratic elections, it is regrettable to observe that ASEAN’s views and stance toward Myanmar have remained unchanged to date. The statements and actions of ASEAN member states in this regard disregard Myanmar’s democratic political transition. They not only overlook the election process but also make disparaging remarks against the various legislative bodies formed through the elections and the government selected and entrusted with responsibilities by the legislatures. Such actions are a violation of ASEAN’s fundamental principles enshrined in the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, including the principles of non-interference in the internal affairs of member states and respect for the independence, sovereignty, equality, and national identity of each country. The ASEAN Five-Point Statement is inconsistent with ASEAN’s fundamental principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of a country and does not align with the actual situation in Myanmar. The ASEAN Five-Point Statement is unnecessary for Myanmar and represents a clear violation by ASEAN of the rules and principles that member states are required to follow. The Five-Point Statement, which was unilaterally adopted while interfering in and disrupting Myanmar’s internal affairs, undermines Myanmar’s equality and is not consistent with the realities of the country’s current political situation. Myanmar should demonstrate its initiative and proactive engagement toward ASEAN. In order to allow ASEAN to make a graceful and amicable exit from the current situation, the government and the parliament should jointly establish an ASEAN Five-Point Statement Special Committee and implement direct engagement with ASEAN within the coming five months. It should be noted that following the successful completion of the Myanmar President’s visits to India and China, Western media outlets, including The New York Times and Investigate Asia, have begun launching anti-government and anti-Myanmar media campaigns. This issue should not be addressed only through domestic media. State-level officials, responsible authorities, and parliament representatives, with genuine concern for the country, need to respond boldly, actively, and effectively through international media outlets and social media platforms. The ASEAN Five-Point Statement on Myanmar issued by the alternate ASEAN Chair, as a statement of the rotating ASEAN Chair, has gone beyond the powers granted under Myanmar’s Constitution and attempted to interfere in the country’s internal affairs. Moreover, as it directly affects Myanmar’s equality and status within ASEAN, the time has come for the Union Government to take appropriate measures and respond accordingly. A free and fair multiparty democratic general election was held in accordance with the 2008 Constitution, resulting in the establishment of legitimate legislatures and a newly elected government through the choice of the people. Therefore, ASEAN should review the actual situation in Myanmar and, through building trust based on equality and friendship, enhancing mutual respect, and strengthening cooperation, work together to promote peace and stability in the region. The Speaker announced that a plan was set to continue the discussions of remaining Hluttaw representatives at the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw session to be held on 9 July. The Pyidaungsu Hluttaw will continue on 9 July. MNA/TTA #TheGlobalNewLightOfMyanmar MOI News Application အား အောက်ပါ link တွင် Download ပြုလုပ်နိုင်ပါသည်- For Andriod https://shorturl.at/uK23k For IOS https://rb.gy/vgdhqc Subscribe to Myanmar Newspaper https://t.me/myanmarnewspaper Subscribe to The Global New Light of Myanmar https://t.me/gnlmon Subscribe to MOI https://t.me/iprdrnd

Pyidaungsu Hluttaw continues debate on ASEAN Five-Point Statement At the 8th-day meeting of the second regular session of the Third Pyidaungsu Hluttaw yesterday morning, Speaker U Aung Lin Dwe submitted the message sent by the President on amendments and additional points to the Constitution (2008) and recorded it. He also sought the approval of the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw for the formation of the Joint Coordinating Committee on Parliamentary Development (JCC). The Pyidaungsu Hluttaw continued with the debates of Hluttaw representatives over the motion tabled by Dr Nanda Hla Myint from the Kalaw Constituency, urging the Union government to necessarily review the ASEAN Five-Point Statement that undermines Myanmar’s equality within ASEAN and is inconsistent with ASEAN’s fundamental principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of a member state in addition to the non-alignment with the ASEAN’s fundamental principles and Myanmar’s current actual political situation. The Hluttaw representatives discussed that ASEAN exerted pressure at the United Nations meetings to impose sanctions and prevent most countries around the world from recognizing the State Administration Council. Regrettably, such actions disregarded ASEAN’s traditional principles of unity, mutual respect, and adherence to common agreements. Such actions have created hope among groups opposing the government, resulting in the further escalation of violence and unrest within the country and causing greater destruction. At present, the country is facing its most challenging period, with severe economic and security risks and turbulent circumstances. Despite these difficult conditions, the country’s leaders have continued their efforts with determination and awareness to prevent the nation from collapsing. At present, the country is being administered in accordance with the 2008 Constitution through the separation and exercise of the three branches of state power — legislative, executive, and judicial powers. Hence, the ASEAN Five-Point Statement should be reviewed and reconsidered. The ASEAN Five-Point Statement was adopted because Myanmar’s political crisis is not merely an internal matter but has affected regional stability, humanitarian issues involving refugees and displaced persons fleeing to neighbouring countries, and transnational crimes. However, the implementation of the statement went beyond the role of mediation and became a form of intervention in Myanmar’s internal affairs. According to Article 20 (a) of Chapter VII of the ASEAN Charter, as a fundamental procedure of ASEAN, all decisions must be made through the “consensus” of all 10 member states. Although Myanmar is currently proceeding in accordance with its Constitution, ASEAN member states need to respect Myanmar’s democratic process and its constitutional government. It is regrettable to observe that the ASEAN Five-Point Statement appears to have been adopted based on external pressures, without taking into consideration the actual situation on the ground in Myanmar, the country’s legal positions, and national security challenges. The principles and equality of ASEAN are the fundamental standards that recognize all member states as sovereign and equal nations, while guaranteeing equal rights and equal responsibilities. However, the ASEAN Five-Point Statement emphasizes specific political actions designated for Myanmar, which has resulted in the perception that ASEAN is attempting to directly influence the internal affairs of a member state. This issue raises questions regarding the principles of non-interference in internal affairs and equality among member states as stated in Part II of the ASEAN Charter. It is urged that ASEAN acknowledge and accept the factual assessment that the current situation in Myanmar is significantly different from the circumstances in 2021.

Pyidaungsu Hluttaw continues debate on ASEAN Five-Point Statement

Research Drives Export Growth Surge The government in its tenure needs to analyze the prospects of peace and stability of the State and development of the nation, said President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Min Aung Hlaing at the meeting of the Union government at the President’s Office in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday afternoon. Speaking at the meeting, the President noted that the government has to take responsibility for the development of the nation with utmost effort. In doing so, the country needs the restoration of peace and stability. In highlighting the role of the State economy, the President stated that high commodity prices pose major challenges to the State’s efforts for national development, resulting from supply and demand imbalances and increased production costs. He urged relevant ministries to systematically supervise the production of a larger export volume. He also invited local businesspersons to put their investments in manufacturing agricultural products for export purposes, including paddy bran oil production for domestic consumption. They need to emphasize the increase in rice export volume. The President underlined that as facts and figures are of great importance in formulating the plans and projects for boosting the State economy, the data mentioned in relevant sectors must be aligned with the on-ground situation. The President outlined that it is necessary to seek ways to reduce the import of fuel and edible oil. Moreover, he noted that relevant ministries, region, and state authorities have to implement the plans to generate electricity from coal-fired power plants. In the transport sector, the President revealed that the schedules of rail transport have been expanded for public transport and commodity transport to reduce the fuel consumption rate. The President stressed the need to conduct research in the agriculture and livestock activities as well as the supply chain of internal and external markets to bolster production. Regarding the trade sector, he stated that as illegal trade brings loss to the State economy, it is necessary to inspect and supervise the trade process to be legalized. The President gave guidance on operating the comprehensive assembly of electric cars at home to create job opportunities for the people. The President instructed regional and state ministers to actually work in their respective sectors dutifully for the sake of the regional and national interests. Union ministers and chief ministers from regions and states participated in the discussions in relevant sectors. In the concluding speech, the President underscored that it is necessary to consider security, beautification and smooth transport in addition to food supply, accommodation and services in efforts to develop the tourism sector. In carrying out efforts for national development, the President urged all meeting attendees to learn lessons from previous events and experiences that occurred in the country and continuously analyze and seek solutions on how to improve and perform better during the period in which responsibilities are being undertaken. The meeting was also attended by Vice-Presidents U Nyo Saw and Nan Ni Ni Aye, Union ministers, the Nay Pyi Taw Council chairman, the Chief of the General Staff (Army, Navy and Air) and officials, together with chief ministers of regions and states through videoconferencing. MNA/TTA #TheGlobalNewLightOfMyanmar MOI News Application အား အောက်ပါ link တွင် Download ပြုလုပ်နိုင်ပါသည်- For Andriod https://shorturl.at/uK23k For IOS https://rb.gy/vgdhqc Subscribe to Myanmar Newspaper https://t.me/myanmarnewspaper Subscribe to The Global New Light of Myanmar https://t.me/gnlmon Subscribe to MOI https://t.me/iprdrnd