Vice-President U Nyo Saw conducted a series of inspections and meetings across multiple regions in Myanmar from October 18 to 20, focusing on enhancing economic growth through development projects.

On October 18, he visited Myeik in the Taninthayi Region to assess the operations of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). His tour included a review of the Myanmar Makro Industry Company Limited's production process for import-substitute canned fish, as well as the activities at the 100-tonne capacity OK Yadana advanced rice mill, where rice milling processes were examined.

The following day, Vice-President U Nyo Saw traveled to Hpa-an and Mawlamyine, where he engaged with officials from Kayin and Mon state governments. During this visit, he inspected several facilities related to industrial development, agriculture, and youth programs, aiming to evaluate and promote initiatives that support economic and social advancement in these states.

On October 20, the Vice-President turned his attention to Yangon Region, where he reviewed plans for upcoming development projects at Botahtaung Port. The inspection focused on strategies to enhance the port's infrastructure and operational capacity, underlining the government's broader efforts to stimulate growth through improved trade and logistics frameworks.

These visits reflect ongoing efforts by Myanmar’s leadership to strengthen domestic industries and infrastructure as part of a larger agenda to foster economic resilience and development.