Myanmar to provide more bakery training courses under Lancang-Mekong programme


YANGON (Xinhua): Myanmar will provide more free bakery and pastry training courses under a special programme of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), according to the country's Ministry of Hotels and Tourism.

The 5th and 6th batches of bakery and pastry training courses will be held in December 2023 and January 2024 respectively.

The subjects to be taught in the course are 48 international snack recipes, Director of the Ministry of Hotels and Tourism U Naung Naung Lin Aung told Xinhua on Sunday (Oct 22).

Some 20 participants will be selected for the four-week courses, said the official, who also explained the criteria and procedure for selecting the trainees.

The bakery and pastry training course, a successful LMC programme, is an effective project for employment opportunities and also applicable for the micro, small and medium enterprises.

"We are truly grateful to the LMC project and China for fulfilling the needs of the tourism industry with the LMC special fund and creating job opportunities for those who are facing difficulties in seeking employment due to the Covid-19 pandemic," he said.

The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism launched the 1st baking course of the Bakery and Pastry Training project on Aug 7.

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