Myanmar aims bilateral trade of $100mn next fiscal
01 Feb '07
1 min read
Government has decided to invest in the upcoming special economic zone (SEZ) with high-tech industries in Myanmar.
Myanmar Vietnam Joint Trade Committee has proposed that both nations make efforts to raise bilateral trade volume to US$100 million in financial year 2007-08, which begins from April.
Myanmar exports timber to Vietnam. It imports clothing materials, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and construction materials from the country.
Bilateral trade volume between both countries stood at $60 million per annum during previous years.
Myanmar plans to establish six free trade zones under a new SEZ regulation to come in force soon. Trade fairs will also be organized in major cities of these nations to expand bilateral trade.
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