The Supreme Commander of the country's Armed Forces, Senior General Min Aung Hlain will take over as Prime Minister.
In late June, Min Aung Hlain accused the West of deliberate interference in the country's internal affairs.
According to him, Western countries intend to "destroy the state."
He argued that "they want the people who are under their control to be in power."
In May, the United States imposed a series of sanctions against the Myanmar State Administrative Council and a number of senior officials.
Prior to that, in March, the US trade mission suspended all contacts with the country under a trade and investment agreement that was concluded between the countries in 2013.
On March 22, the European Union imposed sanctions against ten representatives of the high military command and the head of the Myanmar election commission.
On February 1, the military in Myanmar declared a state of emergency for a year after the arrest of President Vin Myin and leader of the ruling National League for Democracy Party, Aung San Suu Kyi.