With the invitation of the Communist Party of China and the Union Strength and Development Party, People's Party Representatives from four parties, including the Rakhine-led Party and the Democratic Party of Shan Ethnics, will visit China on July 20.
Party Secretary (1) U Kyaw Kyaw Htwe said that three people, including People's Party Chairman U Ko Ko Gyi, went on the trip to China.
"They have left this evening. Chairman U Koko Gyi, Central Committee member U Sai Than Nti, Central Committee member Daw Sanda Win, who is in charge of women's and children's affairs, were invited by the International Relations Department of the Communist Party of China, as party relations."
The Union Strength and Development Party also announced the departure of nine members led by vice president U Hla Tun on the party's Facebook social network.
The party's visit to China is an eight-day trip from July 20 to 27.
During this visit, he will discuss and exchange ideas with Chinese experts on rural development and the implementation of the Silk Road Project, according to the invitation letter of the Chinese Communist Party.
There are 47 political parties registered by the Military Council in Myanmar, and four of them were invited by China.
Last July 6th, the second leader of the Military Council, Lt. Col. Soe Win, visited China, and at the end of June, the Chinese government invited former President U Thein Sein to meet.