Myanmar lawmakers to elect president in bicameral vote tomorrow amid international scrutiny

Myanmar lawmakers to elect president in bicameral vote tomorrow amid international scrutiny
Myanmar lawmakers to elect president in bicameral vote tomorrow amid international scrutiny

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - Military-appointed lawmakers attend a session of the Pyithu Hluttaw (House of Representatives) following a phased election dominated by the army-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party, in Naypyitaw March 16, 2026. — Reuters pic

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NAYPYIDAW, April 2 — Myanmar’s parliament will ‌hold a bicameral vote to elect a president tomorrow, house speaker Aung Lin Dwe said today, ‌with the country’s former military chief and junta leader Min Aung Hlaing in the running for the position.

The 69-year-old general, who led a 2021 coup that ousted the democratically elected government of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi and triggered a civil war, stepped down as Myanmar’s top military commander on Monday, after 15 years in the ‌position.

On the same day, a member of ⁠Myanmar’s lower house of parliament ⁠nominated him as a vice ⁠presidential candidate, alongside two other ⁠contenders put ⁠forward by the upper house and a block of military representatives in parliament.

A joint meeting ⁠of both houses, including the military-appointed lawmakers, will be held at 10am local time (0330 GMT/11.30am Malaysian time) tomorrow to elect a president from among those three vice presidential candidates.

“The three candidates selected ⁠by their respective groups meet the necessary qualifications,” Aung Lin Dwe said, according to parliamentary proceedings broadcast ⁠on state media.

The move follows a controversial election ⁠held ⁠in December and January that was won by a military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party but widely derided as ‌a sham by the United Nations and many Western countries. — Reuters

 

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