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File Photo Economy, Investment and Trade Thailand to protect local industries by curbing bypass practices from foreign firms (30 July 18) Thai trade officials will meet the United States customs to discuss ways
File Photo Economy, Investment and Trade Thailand to protect local industries by curbing bypass practices from foreign firms (30 July 18) Thai trade officials will meet the United States customs to discuss ways
Photo Credit: GIZ TRADE, ECONOMY, AND INVESTMENT GREATER MEKONG SUBREGION European Union (EU) trains officials on the safety of transporting dangerous goods in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) (22 July 2018) Thailand
Confidence levels of Southeast Asian businessmen regarding the economic outlook at home and worldwide have hit a two- year high, a new poll has found. Many more of them are upbeat over the improving
The President’s Office has allocated a budget of 33.4 billion kyats (US$34 million) to host the Asean Summit, a senior official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Friday. Aung Htoo, deputy director-general
Myanmar’s clothing industry is expected to grow as a result of the country’s readmission to a preferential EU trading scheme, according to sources from the industry. The European Union readmitted Myanmar to its trade
More than 900 delegates arrived at the capital of Myanmar yesterday, getting ready for the first international meeting the country has hosted in 60 years. Tourism and Asean integration were the first two topics
Dr Than Htut Aung, CEO of Eleven Media Group, has won the Golden Pen of Freedom for 2013 awarded by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers WAN-IFRA. The IFRA founded in 1961
Senseless, irrational, reactionary and extremist behaviour threatens Myanmar’s reforms and transition to democracy, President Thein Sein has warned in a TV message. The caution – and a pledge to ensure the basic rights of
EU foreign ministers agreed Monday to lift the last of the bloc’s trade, economic and individual sanctions against Myanmar, hailing “a new chapter” with the once pariah state. “In response to the changes that
A group of people writing the Myanmar constitution needs to be respected by the people and its writing is also required to have transparency, chairperson Aung San Suu Kyi of the National League for