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A training course on cloud computing and cloud security technology kicked off on February 9 in Yangon, Myanmar. Officials, diplomatic envoys and representatives from institutes attended the online opening ceremony.
The course, Cloud Computing (Microsoft Azure Development Operations Engineer Expert Course & Microsoft Azure Security Technologies Course) Training Course, was supported by the Mekong -Lancang Special Cooperation Fund and played a vital role in the establishment of the Myanmar ICT Development Institute.
Li Xiaoyan, minister counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Myanmar, addressed the ceremony, hailing the contribution made by the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) mechanism to developing regional digital technology, narrowing the digital divide, and promoting high-quality development.
This training course will effectively help participants upgrade their skills, promote the construction of digital platforms and the development of the digital economy, and coordinate regional development, said Li, noting that China would like to work with Mekong countries to accelerate regional digital transformation, promote the high-quality development of the Belt and Road and post-pandemic economic recovery.
Myo Thein Kyaw, Myanmar's Union Minister for Science and Technology, said the training course would benefit the economic development, research, education and health sectors in Mekong countries, and enhance cooperation between Myanmar and the Mekong-Lancang region.
U Win Zeyar Tun, vice Chair of the LMC National Coordination Unit, said the training course would help achieve the LMC's two main goals of promoting connectivity and poverty reduction, and help overcome the economic difficulties caused by the pandemic.
The training course, organized by the Myanmar Information and Communication Research Center, will be held online from February 9 to 25, with a total of 53 trainees from Lancang-Mekong countries, including 39 from Myanmar. Most of the Chinese trainees are from the China-ASEAN Information Harbour.