The third cultural exchange programme between Myanmar and Royal Thai armed forces was organized at the Office of the Chief of the Defence Forces of Thailand in Bangkok, Thailand on 10 March.
The event was attended by Chief of the Defence Forces Gen.Chalermphon Srisawadi of the Royal Thai Armed Forces, Director Lt-Gen Pongtep Gaewchaiyo of the Department of Border Affairs of the Office of the Chief of the Defence Forces of Thailand, Royal Thai Armed Forces Cultural Team leader Maj-Gen Krittaphum Luckklai, senior military officers of Royal Thai Armed Forces, Myanmar Military Attaché (Army, Navy and Air) Brig-Gen Khun Nay Tun Oo, Myanmar Armed Forces Cultural Team leader Brig-Gen Ye Yint Aung and members of cultural teams of both countries.
During the event, the Chief of the Defence Forces of the Royal Thai Armed Force enjoyed the performance and songs of the two cultural troupes. After the cultural exchange show, the Chief of the Defence Forces of the Royal Thai Armed Forces presented bouquets and awards to the Myanmar Armed Forces Cultural Team, while a Myanmar representative to Thai Cultural Troupe.
Then, the event was concluded after taking a commemorative photo of two cultural troupes.
It is reported that the first cultural exchange programme between the two armed forces was organized from 28 to 31 May 2018 in Thailand and the second one was in Myanmar from 13 to 15 February 2019. The Myanmar Armed Forces cultural troupe exposed the cultural status and national cultures of the country and strengthened the military-to-military relationship between the two countries.
- The third cultural exchange programme between Myanmar and Royal Thai armed forces was organized at the Office of the Chief of the Defence Forces of Thailand in Bangkok, Thailand on 10 March.
- During the event, the Chief of the Defence Forces of Royal Thai Armed Forces enjoyed the performance and songs of the two cultural troupes.
- It is reported that the Myanmar armed forces cultural troupe exposed the cultural status and national cultures of the country and strengthened the military-to-military relationship between the two countries.