Which infrastructure projects could spur economic growth and support cross-border trade between Myanmar and China in Shan State?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | U Kyaw Kyaw Win, Chairman, New Star Light Group: Interview from The Report: Myanmar 2018
Articles & Analysis | Growth prospects in Myanmar's construction and real estate sectors remain robust from The Report: Myanmar 2018
Emerging only recently as a real estate investment destination, the Myanmar property market has gone through a period of adjustment since 2013. After a lengthy course of isolation, an initial burst of interest in the country from many global companies, governments and non-governmental organisations led to a surge in demand for residential and...
Articles & Analysis | Legislative changes and major infrastructure projects fuel construction sector growth in Myanmar from The Report: Myanmar 2018
The construction sector in Myanmar has experienced some turbulence in recent years. Changes to the regulatory framework and budget deficits have had an impact on the construction of houses, while plans to upgrade the country’s infrastructure have faced economic and political constraints. Nonetheless, the government is determined to move...
Chapter | Construction & Real Estate from The Report: Myanmar 2018
The construction sector in Myanmar has experienced some turbulence in recent years. Changes to the regulatory framework and budget deficits have had an impact on the construction of houses, while plans to upgrade the country’s infrastructure have faced economic and political constraints. Nonetheless, the government is determined to move forward with new regulations and secure funding for a...
Occupying a strategic position at the crossroads of India, China and Thailand, and now in its seventh year of sweeping economic liberalisation and political transition, Myanmar remains one of the fastest-growing economies in South-east Asia.
Although Bahrain has faced economic headwinds in recent years, the modest recovery of oil prices in 2017 bodes well for the future in addition to the non-oil sector driving growth, with activities unrelated to hydrocarbons extraction forecast to expand by 3.9% in 2018.