Investing in Myanmar

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the president’s many strengths. (In May Daw Aung San Suu Kyi made
headlines by [107]warning foreign investors against placing “reckless
optimism” in Myanmar at the World Economic Forum. The government was
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from a podium, looking out over a sea of businessmen eagerly awaiting
the opportunities they describe. The standing Foreign Investment Law
(1988) ensured that foreign investors can acquire no more than 35% of a
company’s total equity, and only via local joint ventures, but reforms
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revisions planned should do away with the requirement that foreign
investors establish local partnerships. Daw Mae Thi Lynn, from the
office of Myanmar’s attorney-general, adds that the reformed law would
grant investors the right to lease land from private owners for longer
periods. This should be useful to the many businessmen who have been
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Development Public Company Limited, leading the way. (Once upon a time,
about a year ago, the estimated need for [110]investment was to
be[111] just $8.6 billion.)
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Surely you can find good organisations that organise your investment in
organisations
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lol everyone knows that the Burmese are way too racist and violent to
attract foreign investment. I mean, being racist against dark skinned
people is bad, but performing a violent ethnic cleansing is sure to
scare off most investors.

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Anyways, most of the "optimism" described in this article, as well as
the investment conference in Singapore (at least one of them), came
before the Rohingya ethnic cleansing began.
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numbers, bad GDP numbers, etc., the Stock Market goes up because the
investor players say, “Good, now FED Bernanke will need to give us QE
3.”
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activities focus on Accra, Ghana and Lagos, Nigeria. These are
incomparable regions for investment and real estate development.

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The World economy has changed, making these two cities ripe for real
estate development and investment.

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Dear Myanmar,
First protect your people of the GREEDY INVESTORS who pretend to be
your friends but in fact are not. They just come to reap the harvest.
You need investors but choose the right ones. Don't get uncontrolled
greedy yourself.
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business people from inside and outside of Myanmar.. This also includes
Red Light Investment ! Do not copy Thailand.
Analyse the impact of Industrialisation in your neighbour country