Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
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Mar. 16: The UNDP Representative, and Egyptian Ambassador<br />
Mohamed Hassan Ghanem, on Minister for Rail Transportation U Win<br />
Sein. Philippine Ambassador Ms. Rosalinda V. Tirona on Yangon Mayor U<br />
Ko Lay. (WPD 3/17)<br />
Mar. 17: The Egyptian Ambassador on Minister for Energy U Khin<br />
Maung Thein. Chinese Ambassador Liang Feng on Minister for Rail<br />
Transportation U Win Sein. The Philippine Ambassador on Minister for<br />
Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Brig-Gen. Thaung Myint.<br />
Israeli Ambassador Ori <strong>No</strong>y on Minister for Communications, Posts and<br />
Telegraphs U Soe Tha. (WPD 3/18)<br />
Mar. 20: Egyptian Ambassador Mohamed Hassan Ghanem on Minister<br />
for Construction U Khin Maung Yin. (WPD 3/21)<br />
Mar. 23: Japanese Ambassador Tomoya Kawamura on Minister for<br />
Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Brig-Gen. Thaung Myint.<br />
Russian Ambassador Vadim I. Chabaline on Minister for Industry-2 U<br />
Than Shwe. (WPD 3/24)<br />
Mar. 24: Thai Ambassador Virasakdi Futrakul on Minister for<br />
Home Affairs Lt-Gen. Phone Myint. (WPD 3/ 25)<br />
Mar. 25: Vietnamese Ambassador Nguyen Van Tiep on Minister for<br />
Energy U Khin Maung Thein. (WPD 3/ 26)<br />
Mar. 26: The Vietnamese Ambassador, Chinese Ambassador Liang<br />
Feng, and American Charge d'Affaires Franklin Huddle, on Minister for<br />
Energy U Khin Maung Thein. Sri Lankan Ambassador S.W. Alawathuwala on<br />
Minister for Posts, Communications and Telegraphs U Soe Tha. Thai<br />
Ambassador Virasakdi Futrakul on State LORC Secretary (1) Maj-Gen.<br />
Khin Nyunt. Japanese Ambassador Tomoya Kawamura, Egyptian Ambassador<br />
Mohammed Ghanem, and the Sri Lankan Ambassador, on Minister for<br />
Livestock Breeding & Fisheries Brig-Gen. Maung Maung. (WPD 3/27)<br />
New Myanmar Ambassadors<br />
Mar. 5: U Thaung, Myanmar Ambassador to the United States, has<br />
been appointed concurrently as Myanmar Ambassador to Canada. (WPD<br />
3/6)<br />
Mar. 8: U Hla Maung, Myanmar Ambassador to Britain, has been<br />
appointed as Myanmar Ambassador to Yugoslavia. (WPD 3/9)<br />
Mar. 26: U Nyunt Tin has been appointed as Myanmar Ambassador<br />
to Indonesia. (WPD 3/27)<br />
Mar. 26: U Tin Tun presented credentials Mar. 24 to President<br />
Vaclav Havel in Prague as Myanmar Ambassador to the Czech and Slovak<br />
Federal Republic. (WPD 3/27)<br />
New Ambassadors to Myanmar<br />
Mar. 5: The Myanmar Government has approved the nomination of<br />
Mr. John Tenewi Neuk as Ambassador of Malaysia to Myanmar. Ambassador<br />
Neuk was born Aug. 20, 1945 and has a B.A. (Hons.). He joined the<br />
Foreign Service in 1971 and has served in Singapore, Poland, Nigeria,<br />
and Sweden. He is presently Chief of the International Affairs and<br />
Strategic Studies Centre at the National Institute of Administration<br />
of Malaysia. (WPD 3/5)<br />
Mar. 16: The Myanmar Government has approved the nomination of<br />
Mr. Dashdavaagiin Chuluundorj as Mongolian Ambassador to Myanmar. The<br />
new Ambassador was born in 1933 in Uburhangsi Province, Mongolia, and<br />
educated at the Institute of International Relations in Moscow. He<br />
has served in the Consular Department, in India, in the Planning and<br />
Documentation Department, in Japan, and as Department Head. He was<br />
Ambassador to Yugoslavia and is now and concurrently Mongolian<br />
Ambassador to India; he resides in New Delhi. (WPD 3/16)<br />
Thai-Myanmar Boundary Pact<br />
Mar. 11: A ceremony was held in Bangkok on Mar. 12 to exchange<br />
Instruments of Ratification of the Memorandum of Understanding<br />
between Myanmar and Thailand on the Fixed Boundary on the Mae Sai-Nam<br />
Ruak Rivers Sector, between Myanmar Ambassador U Nyunt Swe and Thai<br />
Foreign Minister Arsa Sarasin. The sector is 58 kilometres long. In<br />
January 1987 an agreement was reached to "effect a fixed boundary<br />
along the deep water channel (Thalweg) of the Mae Sai-Nam Ruak Rivers