Myanmar to celebrate International Literacy Day in Naypyidaw


YANGON: Myanmar will hold a celebration of the upcoming International Literacy Day at its Ministry of Education in capital Naypyidaw, the state-run media Myanmar Radio and Television (MRTV) reported on Thursday (Sept 5).

The celebration aims to help encourage the illiterate people in the South-East Asian country to gain the ability to read and write, according to the report.

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