Permanent Secretary Htein Lwin from the Ministry of Electricity and Energy said: "The electric ministry is satisfied with the results. Everyone has worked hard during the 100-day plan. Of course we asked ourselves if the people are satisfied. I think anyone who has been living in darkness will have no reason to be displeased when electricity is accessible.”
In the first 100 days, the Ministry of Border Affairs claimed it had dug more than 100 lakes, repaired infrastructure damaged by natural disasters, prepared to relocate and support refugees and worked on anti-corruption measures.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained its help for nationals working overseas, planning of international travel schedules and removing names from the government’s blacklist.