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Бан Ки-Мун в Мианма Генералният секретар на ООН държа историческа реч пред парламента в Мианма. Бан Ки-Мун призова президентът и опозиционната лидерка Аун Сан Су Чжи да работят заедно като партньори в името на промяната на страната. В речта си Бан Ки-Мун заяви: "пътят на реформите е толкова тесен, че човек не може да се обърне назад". Той похвали и двамата лидери за куража им и визията за бъдещето на страната. Генералният секретар на ООН се срещна първо с президента, а след това и с носителката на Нобелова награда за мир Су Чжи в град Янгон. При предишното си посещение в страната през 2009-та Бан Ки-Мун не успя да се срещне с опозиционната лидерка, тъй като му беше отказан достъп до нея. По време на тридневната визита се очаква той да призове за по-нататъшни стъпки към демокрация и да апелира за безпрепятствен хуманитарен достъп до десетки хиляди бежанци, които са избягали от етническия конфликт.
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UN chief meets Aung San Suu Kyi for first time Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon met with Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of Myanmar’s National League for Democracy (NLD), for the first time at her lakeside residence yesterday, the last day of Ban’s three-day official visit to the country. Ban hailed Suu Kyi’s efforts to advance democracy in Myanmar, congratulating her for being elected as a parliamentarian and admiring her decision to prepare for parliament debut despite oath word issue. He voiced UN’s support of the process to improve democracy and human rights which might be difficult and be irreversible. He invited Suu Kyi to visit UN headquarters in New York at appropriate time. Ban arrived in Myanmar on Sunday for the historic visit in light of significant changes taking place in the country. While in Naypyitaw the day before yesterday, Ban met with President U Thein Sein and speakers of the two Houses Thura U Shwe Mann and U Khin Aung Myint. They discussed a wide range of issues relating to promotion of cooperation between the UN and Myanmar. An agreement was signed between the UN and Myanmar on providing the latter with technical assistance and helping mobilize financial support for the country’s first census since 1983. Addressing the parliament in Nay Pyi Taw on the day, Ban urged the international community to go further in lifting, easing and suspending trade restrictions and other sanctions on Myanmar. Before meeting with Suu Kyi, Ban had toured eastern Shan state and looked into the ongoing project of drug elimination implemented by the UN Office on Drug and Crime (UNODC). It is Ban’s third trip to Myanmar. His first tour was in 2008 when cyclone Nargis struck the country but Ban missed Suu Kyi in his second trip in 2009 for being denied to meet her as she was under house restriction and was faced with legal charge for “ harboring” a U.S. citizen who sneaked into her lakeside residence for three days. Xinhua - SINOPINIONS - The largest casino takeover in more than five years: Crown may be joined by G enting and Wynn to acquire Austr alian casino - Nam Van bars defy closure order by government - Investment residency scam claimed MOP1.6 million - Discussion on tobacco labels concluded - Administration spends 1/4 of its revenue - “Precious Moments in Macau” photo competition - Robert de Niro endorses Paradise Casino in Seoul - ‘America’s Next Top Model’ travels to Macau - SJM first-quarter profit rises 22% aided by Chinese visitors - Asian online real estate company to acquire vProperty website - SINOPINIONS - HK museum curators share success stories: Museums “reaching out” to the society - Stricter screening on applications for public houses - Unemployment to rise to 2.7%, salaries increase: Macau GDP growth to slow to 18% in 2012