Bago Region Government

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1.     In Bago Division, Bago District, Hanthavati District Tharawati District Insein District There were 6 districts, namely Pyay District and Taung Ngu District. 1962 According to the national security and governance plan, in the establishment of provinces/regions and districts, Baguio continued to exist even with these districts (6). Ministry of Interior dated (29.9.1965) Mogbe from Insein district. cart crossing Mainland and Than Tapin Townships (4) were taken out and incorporated into Bagu Division as Mawbe District, and the district headquarters was located in Mawbe Town.

2.     On the date of (26.10.1965) of the Ministry of Interior, Mawambi District was divided into (4) townships and On (4.11.1965) Taung Ngu District was divided into (6) townships and The district is divided into (6) townships and Bago district is divided into (8) townships and Hanthawati district is divided into (7) townships and Thayarwati District was formed into (8) townships and designated as Bago Division, and Bago Division was divided into (6) districts. (39) townships participated.

3.     On 20.6.1972, Bago Division's Mawbe District and Hanthawati District were incorporated into Yangon Division, leaving Bago Division with (4) districts and (28) townships. Then the Ministry of Interior and Religious Affairs dated (3.8.1972) the district, sub-district Sub-townships were cancelled. 1974 during the State Council According to Article 31 of the Constitution, Baguio Division continued to exist as a division of the state.

4.       On 18.10.1989, during the time of the National Peace and Order Building Organization, in the establishment of township groups according to provinces and divisions, Bagu Townships within Bagu Division, Pyay Township and Taung Ngu Township There were four (4) township groups named Thayarwati Township Group, and the name of the township group was fixed as District by the notification letter dated (7.10.1992) of the Ministry of Interior. Currently, there are four districts in Bago Region. Township (28) Township City (42) Ward (288) Ward Village group (1418) It is composed of (6495) villages.

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5.     The Bagu Region government has agreed to cease fire with the ethnic armed organizations in the region in accordance with the goal set by the state and achieve final peace. regional stability and law and order; The emergence of a constitution that anticipates the formation of a democratic federal union. Improving the standard of living of the majority of the people and regional development activities, the cultivation of narcotics and psychotropic drugs, Preventing distribution, sale and use; Objectives such as balanced development of rural and urban areas are being implemented.

6. The Bagu Region government has decided to implement national reconciliation, domestic peace National development, A ceasefire with ethnic armed organizations in the region based on (4) policies such as the rule of law and achieving final peace. regional stability and law and order; The emergence of a constitution that aims for the formation of a democratic federal union. The improvement of the living standards of the majority of the public and the implementation of regional development activities are being carried out.

7.     Article 248 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Subsection (b) and Section 3 of the Regional or State Government Law; According to the provisions of sub-section (a), the "Bagu Region Government" consists of seven (7) regional government ministers headed by the Prime Minister; Regional Attorney General The Secretary of the Regional Government is organized as follows:

• U Myo Swe Win

Regional Chief Minister

• Colonel Nyi Lang Cho

Minister, Ministry of Security and Border Affairs

• U Zaw Win

Minister, Ministry of Planning, Economy and Finance

• Doctor Kyung Aung

Minister, Ministry of Social Affairs

• U Kyaw Thut

Minister, electricity energy Ministry of Industry and Transport

• U Ko Ko Oo

Minister of Agriculture Ministry of Livestock and Irrigation

• U Kyaw Kyaw Lin

Minister, resource Ministry of Environmental Protection

• U Naing Lin Swe (b) U Tun Tun Oo

Minister, Ministry of Municipal Affairs

• U Saw Lin Aung

Minister, Ministry of Ethnic Affairs

• U Khin Maung Tint

Regional Attorney General,

• U Khin Maung Cho

Secretary; Regional government up to

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