Myanmar-based Naga organisations Eastern Konyak Union and GASU congratulate the newly elected ENWO leadership
DIMAPUR — The Eastern Konyak Union (EKU) and the Ganglei Area Students' Union (GASU), based in the Naga Self-Administered Zone of Myanmar, have extended congratulations to the newly elected leadership of the Eastern Nagaland Women's Organisation (ENWO), led by President Tsitongla Sangtam.
In a statement dated November 1 from Lahe township, EKU welcomed the new team and expressed confidence in their mandate to advance women's empowerment, social welfare, inclusive governance, and sustainable community development across Eastern Nagaland.
The union stated that women's leadership and participation remain essential to grassroots democracy, responsive governance, and cohesive communities. EKU also highlighted the importance of people-to-people contacts, cultural exchanges, regional connectivity, and constructive cross-border engagement between communities across the international boundary to promote mutual understanding, regional peace, and shared prosperity.
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In a separate message, the Ganglei Area Students' Union conveyed its best wishes to Tsitongla Sangtam and the executive team, stating that women's leadership provides vital role models for younger generations.
GASU expressed hope that ENWO will continue to inspire young women to pursue education, develop their abilities, and take an active interest in public life while addressing youth aspirations regarding education and employment.