President Thein Sein has called on his newly reshuffled cabinet members
to abide by the law and to create a clean, non-corrupt government, official
media reported on Tuesday.
The reform-minded former general
urged new cabinet members to avoid repeating past mistakes, said the state-run
New Light of Myanmar newspaper.
“Understanding the policies of
the state, objectives of the government and duties of the ministry, duties must
be discharged honestly and earnestly,” he stressed, while urging government
members to avoid corruption.
He stressed that government
reforms need to penetrate into the lower branches of government that actually
touch the lives of the people.
He called for the removal of red
tape that cause unnecessary confusion and delay.
The government completed its
cabinet reshuffle on Friday in line with its reform strategy.
In the reshuffle, nine ministers
were reassigned, two ministers and the auditor-general were asked to resign, 15
former ministers remained in posts without change, 11 new officials were named
to fill the open ministerial posts, one new auditor-general was appointed, one
deputy minister shifted and 19 new deputy ministers were appointed.
The move came 12 days after Tin
Aung Myint Oo, who resigned from the post of vice president for health reasons,
was replaced by Nyan Tun, the former naval chief.
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