Myanmar, Malaysia boost business ties
MYANMAR: Entrepreneurs from Myanmar and Malaysia will hold a business
meeting in Yangon next week to seek ways of promoting bilateral
cooperation in various sectors, an official daily reported Sunday. The
session will take place on next Thursday between the Union of Myanmar
Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI) and a visiting
Malaysian economic delegation led by the Tan Chong Group, said the New
Light of Myanmar.
In March last year, a similar Malaysian business delegation visited
Myanmar, during which a wide range of cooperation was sought in areas of
electronic devices, information and technology and agriculture. In the
latest development, Malaysian entrepreneurs have introduced their palm
oil to the Myanmar market through a product seminar and exhibition held
in Yangon.
According to official statistics, bilateral trade of the two
countries in the fiscal year 2009-10 amounted to 312 million US dollars.
Malaysia stood as Myanmar's 6th largest foreign trade partner,
trailing Thailand, Singapore, China, India and Hong Kong region.
Yangon, Sunday, Xinhua |