-Myanmar's garment and agriculture industries could be set for a revival
after a US decision to ease an imports ban, but observers warn against
hopes of a sudden export boom for the impoverished country.
-After decades of military rule that laid waste to Myanmar's economy,
leaving many jobless and infrastructure in ruins, a wave of reform under
a new regime is raising the prospect of a brighter future as the nation
opens to the world.
-The West has rolled back its embargoes against Myanmar in recognition of
the huge strides towards democracy, stoking expectations of an economic
renaissance in the resource-rich but long-neglected country.
-United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said this week that the
US would relax its curbs on imports, in a move aimed at removing the
final major obstacle to trade with the country.
(Source www.myanmar-business.org)
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