
The pact warrants the exchange of students, teaching tools, technologies, combined research and conferences as well as a diploma programme.
“The MoU will allow mutual teaching assistance as well as establish a proper Myanmar language course in one of the big universities in Thailand. They have been working to protect their culture. We can follow their example and carry out their methods here,” said Yangon University’s Rector Aung Thu.
So far the Ministry of Education has signed 26 agreements with countries such as Thailand, Belarus, India, Korea, Japan and Russia.