Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar Ma Jia Attends Reunion Event for Myanmar Trainees Who Received Training in China

On October 13th, a reunion event for Myanmar trainees who received training in China was held in Nay Pyi Taw. Ambassador Ma Jia and U Aung Kyaw Hoe, Minister of the Ministry of National Planning, Investment and Foreign Economic Relations of Myanmar, attended the event and delivered remarks. Over 130 participants, including Counselor Ouyang Daobing from the Embassy, heads of relevant Myanmar government departments, and trainee representatives, were present.

Ambassador Ma noted that human resources development cooperation constitutes an important component of China-Myanmar relations and a priority area of cooperation highly valued by the heads of state of the two countries. As of 2026, the Ministry of Commerce of China has delivered a total of 1,672 training sessions for Myanmar, cultivating 8,852 professionals across diverse fields. Training areas have expanded from traditional industries to emerging sectors including the digital economy and new energy.

U Aung Kyaw Hoe expressed gratitude for China’s support for Myanmar’s human resources development and spoke highly of the outcomes of the training programs. He expressed confidence that the trainees will apply what they have learned to contribute to national development.

Trainee representatives shared their learning gains and work applications drawing on their training experience in China. They unanimously pledged to actively serve as bridges to foster Myanmar-China cooperation.

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