Wang Yu met with the delegation led by U Kyaw Win, Vice President of the Myanmar-China Friendship Association in Mandalay, Myanmar

On April 21, Wang Yu, full-time vice president of the Provincial Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, met with Wu Juewen, vice president of Myanmar-China Friendship Association in Mandalay, Myanmar.

Wang Yu welcomed Wu Kyaw Win and his delegation to visit Yunnan. He said that China and Myanmar are friendly neighbors connected by mountains and rivers. The two peoples have a profound Pauk-Phaw friendship and are good neighbors, good friends, good Pauk-Phaws, and good partners.She introduced the friendly exchanges and cooperation between Yunnan and Myanmar in recent years, especially the "Small and Beautiful" project of the Provincial Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries and the situation of the 2023 China-Myanmar Frontier People's Gathering. The big party will jointly promote the new development of Myanmar-Myanmar friendship and write a new chapter of China-Myanmar friendship.

U Kyaw Win thanked the Provincial Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries for its warm reception, and spoke positively of the "Bright Journey" activity carried out by the Provincial Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries in Myanmar.He said that the Mandalay-Myanmar-China Friendship Association and the Yunnan Provincial Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries have achieved fruitful results in jointly promoting China-Myanmar Pauk-Phaw friendship. In particular, the Yunnan Provincial Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries launched the "Bright Journey" activity in Myanmar, helping thousands of cataract patients in Myanmar Regaining the light is a rare act of charity and good deed, which has been well received locally.It is hoped that the two sides will continue to strengthen cooperation and make greater contributions to China-Myanmar friendship.

The two sides agreed that Yunnan-Myanmar cooperation has broad prospects, and the next step will be to jointly promote more practical cooperation in the fields of humanities, education, and culture.