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Myanmar delegation led by Union Minister for Investment and Foreign Economic Relations Dr Kan Zaw paid a visit to the Haikou Integrated Free Trade Zone in Hainan Province of China from 1 to 3 June at the invitation of the Haikou Integrated Free Trade Zone Committee. On 1 June, the Myanmar delegates arrived at Haikou and visited the Haikou Integrated Free Trade Zone on 2 June morning, and the officials of the zone clarified the work processes. The Union Minister and party visited and observed the Electronic Trading Industry Park, modern agricultural and food production factories, jewellery manufacturing factories, factories producing standard-certified diamonds and gemstones, and logistics and business operation centres in the zone compound. At noon, the Union minister and party met with Haikou Integrated Zone Committee members and discussed enhancing quality processing and technological advancement in the gemstone and jewellery industries and promoting cooperation in trade, investment, and economic activities. They visited duty-free shops (China Duty-Free Shop), the Haikou International Convention Centre, and the Hainan Museum. On 3 June morning, the Union Minister and party received Mr Fan Shaojun, a permanent committee member of the Hainan Province Party and the secretary of the Hainan Region Committee at Grand Hotel Haikou. During the meeting, they cordially exchanged views on bilateral relations, economic cooperation and progress in the trading sector, matters related to the Hainan Free Trade Port, the gems and jewellery sector and further cooperation in the culture and tourism sectors. At noon, the Union minister attended the Haikou-Myanmar Economics and Trade Cooperation Exchange Meeting held at Grand Hotel Haikou and discussed Myanmar-China bilateral cooperation, investment, conditions of special economic zones of Myanmar, potential opportunities for cooperation with Hainan, the jade and jewellery sector and further cooperation with Hainan Free Trade Port. The Myanmar delegates arrived back in Yangon on the evening of 3 June. The deputy minister for the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation and officials of the ministries concerned attended the meeting.
POSTED ON 09 Jun 2025The Nay Pyi Taw Council Investment Committee (1/2025) meeting was held on 31st May, 2025 in Nay Pyi Taw. The meeting attended by the Chairman for the Nay Pyi Taw Council and Nay Pyi Taw Council Investment Committee, U Than Tun Oo and members of the committee, special invitees from investment related departments attended the meeting. The committee endorsed a new local investment project in Industrial sector. The Committee members also discussed the investment related matters including the extension of the construction period.
POSTED ON 03 Jun 2025The Ayeyarwady Region Investment Monitoring Team conducted a field inspection on the Manufacturing, grinding and marketing of rice and paddy under ARIC endorsement in Nyaungdon Township, Maubin District, on 30th January 2025. The team discussed and coordinated the needs of the company.
POSTED ON 03 Jun 2025As the primary interface between businesses and the government, DICA is mandated to promote private sector development and to boost domestic and foreign investment by creating a conductive investment climate.
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