A Peaceful Society is one where:

• Harmony prevails among all ethnic, religious, and cultural communities through mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation.
• Free from Conflict and Fear, communities live in mutual trust, inclusive dialogue, and locally led peacebuilding that nurtures reconciliation and lasting harmony.
• Rule of Law and Justice are upheld through a strong, independent legal system that guarantees human rights, fairness, and protection for all individuals.
• Good Governance is practiced through transparent, accountable, and inclusive institutions that reinforce democratic principles and foster civic trust.

 Comprehensive development is realized when all people live with dignity, equity, and opportunity—going far beyond economic growth to ensure the well-being of every individual and community. In such a society:

• Economic equity ensures that all states and regions, including rural, conflict-affected, and ethnic areas—benefit from balanced and inclusive economic progress, leaving no one behind.
• Quality education and healthcare are universally accessible, inclusive, and affordable, allowing every person to thrive regardless of their background or circumstances.
• Infrastructure is equitably developed, providing all communities with reliable transportation, energy, digital connectivity, and essential public services.
• Environmental sustainability is upheld through responsible care for Myanmar’s natural resources, with communities equipped to adapt to climate change and ecological challenges.
• Social inclusion is fully realized as women, youth, ethnic minorities, and marginalized groups actively shape and participate in all aspects of national development and decision-making.