Mining

Myanmar Mining

The immense wealth that lies beneath Myanmar’s soil continues to entice prospectors from around the globe, and recent structural reforms are expected to bolster the sector and attract much needed capital. The nation’s first democratic government has shown determination to remedy past wrongs and clean up a sector that has immense potential to fuel growth. However, the new administration has inherited a wealth of intricate challenges that will require a vast amount of resources to resolve. Given the country’s geology and the passing of long-awaited legal amendments, most of which are geared towards promoting foreign participation, mineral exploration is expected to accelerate.

This chapter contains interviews with U Ohn Winn, Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation; and U Nay Win Tun, Chairman, Ruby Dragon Group of Companies.

Cover of The Report: Myanmar 2017

The Report

This chapter is from the Myanmar 2017 report. Explore other chapters from this report.

Interviews & Viewpoints

Sketch of U Ohn Winn, Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation
U Ohn Winn, Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, on environmental management and sustainability: Interview

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