Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San S

Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi, General Secretary of the National League for Democracy, addresses the participants at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting.
Once again I have the honor and the privilege of addressing this gathering of thinkers and doers, movers and shakers, who are in positions to influence the direction that our world will take in the foreseeable future. I would like to express my thanks to the organizers of the World Economic Forum, especially to Professor Schwab who made it possible for this message to be sent and who also kindly invited me, very warmly, to join you here.
A year on I can say that we have taken some steps towards meeting those challenges. We are not yet at the point of a “great transformation,” but we have a rare and extremely precious opportunity to reach such a point. That Minister U Soe Thane is attending the 2012 World Economic Forum is a sign of the positive changes that have been taking place in our country. I would like to appeal to all those who wish to promote the interests of Burma, and other nations and societies struggling for peace and stability, development and prosperity, to support us in our efforts to take the next crucial task, that will enable us to bridge the gap between potential and fulfillment.
Economic progress is dependent on more than the fiscal and monetary measures that have been advocated for Burma by international financial Institutions. Such measures will need to be up held by judicial and legislative reforms, which will guarantee that sound regulations and laws will be administrated justly and effectively.
We wish to create a political, social and economic environment that will bring ethical, new and innovative investments to our country.
Thank you.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi, General Secretary of the National League for Democracy, addresses the participants at the World Economic Forum' s Annual Meeting.
Once I again have the honor and the privilege of addressing this gathering of thinkers and doers, movers and shakers, who are in positions to influence the direction that our world will take in the foreseeable future.I would like to express my thanks to the organizers of the World Economic Forum, especially to Professor Schwab who made it possible for this message to be sent and who also kindly invited me, very warmly, to join you here.
A year on I can say that we have taken some steps towards meeting those challenges.We are not yet at the point of a "great transformation,"but we have a extremely rare and precious opportunity to reach such a point. That Minister U Soe Thane is attending the 2012 World Economic Forum is a sign of the positive changes that have been taking place in our country. I would like to appeal to all those who wish to promote the interests of Burma, and other nations and societies struggling for peace and stability,development and prosperity, to support us in our efforts to take the next crucial task, that will enable us to bridge the gap between potential and fulfillment.
Economic progress is dependent on more than the monetary and fiscal measures that have been advocated for by Burma international financial Institutions.Such measures will need to be held up by judicial and legislative reforms,which will guarantee that sound laws and regulations will be administrated justly and effectively.
We wish to create a political, social and economic environment that will bring ethical, innovative and new investments to our country.
Thank you.