Myanmar Anti-Corruption commission chairman U Mya Win and commission member Daw Myat Myat So attended 10^th South East Asia Parties against Corruption (SEA-PAC) which was organized by SEA-PAC in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia from 1^st Dec 2014 to 3^rd Dec 2014.

Only 4 member organizations; Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore attended in 1^st SEA-PAC meeting, which also hosted by Malaysia in 2005. After 10 years, all ASEAN countries became the members of SEA-PAC. In this 10^th meeting, SEA-PAC Portal was launched as the movement of SEA-PAC to show around the world. That portal also showed the anti-corruption movements of ASEAN countries in the regional level when UN was emphasizing to against corruption globally.

On the other hand, SEA-PAC member countries were trying to perform United Nation Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) and were also facing with difficulties about the weakness of technology.  During 2010-2015, SEA-PAC will collaborate about UNCAC Review not only as the member of UNCAC but also as the member of SEA-PAC because of the UNODC Asia-Pacific advisor discussion.

The coordination with private sector for against the corruption in ASEAN countries will be present in the 10th session of the South East Asia Parties against Corruption (SEA-PAC) meeting under the theme “Investigation and Prevention of Corruption in the Private Sector”.