Details Background Myanmar is often described as one of the last frontiers in Asia with huge potentials for investments. Even during this pandemic period, Myanmar GDP is expected to grow at 2.0% for 2020-2021, whereas economies of other emerging countries are shrinking. However, growth can…
Details European Chamber of Commerce Myanmar in collaboration the European Business Organisation Worldwide Network (EBOWWN) is organising a webinar on the RCEP. The RCEP is a free trade agreement (FTA) that was signed on 15 November 2020 between the 10 ASEAN Members, its dialogue partners…
Details In 2020, the potential for agriculture in Myanmar is well established. By its size (25%-40% of GDP, 70% of population) but also by its numerous competitive advantages (e.g. proximity to major economic markets, abundance of land, water, etc.) the sector is full of economic…
COVID-19 pandemic wrecks many businesses, resulting in significant losses of jobs in many sectors. Despite this disruption, Myanmar economy is forecasted to grow by 2% this year and higher next year while most of other economies in the region are shrinking. This means skills demands…
Details As we look forward to a post-pandemic recovery in the year 2021, our experts from the EuroCham Myanmar Legal and Tax Advocacy Group will round up the key developments in 2020 on the topics of legal and tax, not limited to: Draft Income Tax…
Earlier this month the European Commission released a guidance note in regards to the restrictive measures (sanctions) in view of the situation in Myanmar/Burma. For details and clarifications on this guidance note, EuroCham Myanmar is now organizing a session for our members. We will be…
