As Myanmar continues to carry out reforms, what key areas can the country improve upon to promote investment?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Peter Beynon, Chairman, British Chamber of Commerce Myanmar: Interview from The Report: Myanmar 2017
Articles & Analysis | New economic legislation to facilitate economic growth in Myanmar from The Report: Myanmar 2017
The government of Myanmar has passed a wide range of legislation aimed at economic reform since 2010. While much remains to be done, the body of new law on the books is substantial, covering areas from lighthouses to central banking. The new government under the National League for Democracy has been careful in introducing its own legislation...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Sean Turnell, Economic Advisor, National League for Democracy (NLD); and Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Macquarie University: Interview from The Report: Myanmar 2017
How would you assess the economic liberalisation that has taken place in Myanmar so far?
Interviews & Viewpoints | U Kyaw Win, Minister of Planning and Finance: Interview from The Report: Myanmar 2017
Interviews & Viewpoints | President U Htin Kyaw: Viewpoint from The Report: Myanmar 2017
Anniversaries offer us opportunities to look back and take stock of our achievements and to chart our way forward. The Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) has evolved from a small group of only 26 partners at the first summit, which was held in Thailand in 1996, to 53 partners today. Look at this as a reflection of the ever-growing interest that...
Articles & Analysis | Myanmar prepares to join ASEAN Economic Community from The Report: Myanmar 2017
While Myanmar has been a member of the ASEAN bloc since 1997, its capacity within that organisation – and indeed, within regional and international politics as a whole – was severely limited by the military regime of the time. Indeed, international sanctions and condemnation led to the country skipping its turn as ASEAN chair in 2006, under...