November 24-30, 2008 Myanmar's first international weekly © Volume 23, No. 446
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“The fans’ support was very important for the players’ morale, it helped them play with confidence but they also were tactically good,” he said. “Together we have won the cup,” he said, holding up his winner’s medal. “I offer it to all the people in Myanmar for their support in the tournament.” “I’m very proud to be a part of the Myanmar team.”
 
MYANMAR and Bangladesh have agreed to hold a new round of talks to resolve a maritime dispute between the two countries in the Bay of Bengal, following inconclusive discussions last week.
 

“WiMax uses transmitters, like cell-phone towers, to carry its signal. The technology doesn’t require line-of-sight to the users and allows several users to connect to a tower even when travelling by car or train within the coverage area,”

 
“These bikes are especially good because of the research that goes into them. You can ride on them for longer. They are made of lighter materials, and they climb better,”
 
“flying to Putao in the winter can be risky because in Kachin State there are often severe downdrafts during cold weather, even when the sky is clear. This can cause problems for airplanes,”
 
“I wanted to walk during the rainy season because I put on weight and look ugly with excess abdominal fat, but it’s not convenient to exercise in the rainy season,”
MORE than 800 young Buddhist novices from all over the country are scheduled to sit for the Linkara exam in Mawlamyinegyun township in Ayeyarwady Division, one of the areas worst affected by cyclone Nargis, on November 24 and 25.
 
THE Myanmar Marketing Committee (MMC) participated in the World Travel Market (WTM) 2008 in London from November 10 to13 to help promote Myanmar as a tourist destination, said Daw Khine Wai Thwe, the committee’s public relations manager.
 
“We are investing in innovations, transport, energy and environment. It will have an impact on trade evidently but with the stimulus package and trade negotiations, we hope to minimise that effect,”
 
“Those five private banks will lend to salt producers hit by cyclone Nargis via the Salt and Marine Chemical Enterprise under the Ministry of Mines,” said U Pe Myint, the managing director of Cooperative Bank, which is lending K1.5 billion in three phases, he said.
 
THE charter of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations will come into force next month, following the completion last week of the ratification process by the governments of 10-member grouping.
 
“In recent years Lashio has experienced plenty of economic development,” says U Hla Aye. “It is an important trading centre along the Muse-Lashio-Mandalay road. It is very busy now.”
 
“Kampung Seri Tanjung is one of villages involved in the homestay program. It’s 30 minutes by bus from Melaka and has 150 houses inhabited by more than 600 Malay people,”
 
“Last year the hotel’s management was temporarily taken over by the Co-Operative Department but now KMA Hotels has taken over with a six-year contract,”
 
RECENTLY, I read in a local journal that Laos was inviting Myanmar entrepreneurs to invest in hotels there because the number of tourists to Laos jumped from 38,000 in 1991 to 1.2 million in 2007, creating a serious shortage of accommodation.
 
“IBTC has been working with the MGF since 2001 [with the Grand Royal Special Reserve] for the development of Myanmar’s golfers. The Grand Royal Special Reserve was classified as amateur, only amateur players could be taken part. But now at this IBTC event both professionals and amateurs from across the nation will be able to participate,”
 
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