Myanmar marks International Day of Forests in Naypyidaw


YANGON: Myanmar marked the International Day of Forests 2025 at the Forest Department in Naypyidaw on Friday (March 21), the state-owned daily The Mirror reported on Saturday (March 22).

Speaking at the event, Myanmar's Union Minister for Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation U Khin Maung Yi highlighted ongoing initiatives, including the establishment of forest plantations, large-scale planting efforts, the creation of village firewood plantations, and the development of multi-use plantations.

He emphasised the vital role that forests and trees play for both humanity and the environment, urging the public to recognise their importance.

The minister encouraged collaborative efforts to ensure the long-term sustainability of forests. - Xinhua

 

 

 

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