On the occasion, the Senior General delivered a speech. He said: Since art can vividly express the thoughts, spirit, and values of a nation and its people, any development that excludes the film and cultural sectors cannot be considered fully complete. Myanmar cinema serves as a language that connects Myanmar’s cultural traditions and ways of life to the world.
Film Arts Sector Essential for Complete Development
Ministry of Information, 08 February 2026, Myanmar
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