Since the alleviation of sanctions Myanmar has seen the entrance of many international companies. What incentives are in place to attract foreign investors interested in the ICT sector?
Myanmar
Displaying 781 - 786 of 840
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to U Shane Thu Aung, Vice-Chairman, RedLink Communications from The Report: Myanmar 2014
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to U Than Lwin, Deputy Chairman, KBZ Bank; U Kyaw Lynn, CEO, Cooperative Bank; and U Win Min Khine, Managing Director, Apex Bank from The Report: Myanmar 2014
What contributions can we expect from foreign banks in developing the local banking sector over the next 12-18 months?
Articles & Analysis | Seeking a balance: As the process of shaping a new political and economic landscape continues, significant challenges remain from The Report: Myanmar 2014
A nation of over 60m people bordering five countries, Myanmar today is a place of crucial transitions. It is also a place with a long history, inhabited by a wide variety of ethnic and religious communities, many of which are currently facing major challenges, as the country goes through the process of shaping a new political and economic...
Articles & Analysis | A rapid restart: Paused projects and new developments are coming on-line quickly from The Report: Myanmar 2014
The construction sector is booming as Myanmar’s opening to the world has brought in foreign investment and sparked an economic renaissance. With the country’s limited domestic capacity and wide range of construction needs, there are plentiful opportunities for foreign investors, international construction firms, and sellers of construction...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to U Moe Myint, Chairman and CEO, MPRL E&P, and CEO, Myint & Associates from The Report: Myanmar 2014
How has the recent withdrawal of sanctions on Myanmar affected the energy sector so far?
Articles & Analysis | The golden land: Technical development and reform can help unlock the treasure trove from The Report: Myanmar 2014
Agriculture dominates the economy of Myanmar. While estimates vary, the sector contributes 43% to GDP and employs 70% of the working population, according to the World Bank. With rich soil and a diverse climate, the country has suitable agricultural conditions, with fertile lowlands in the Irrawaddy basin, rainforests, the so-called “Dry Zone”,...