country’s media, will be followed by a series of economic reforms, the
Burmese government says, with new foreign investment regulations likely
to be passed into law in coming weeks.
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Cyn-Young Park, an ADB economist, referring to the need for greater
investment in education, health and infrastructure.

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political opening does not result in public disenchantment—means
helping millions to find jobs. With a new foreign investment law set to
be enacted during the current Parliament sitting, there are high hopes
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However, about three-quarters of the foreign investment into Burma to
date has been in oil and gas, says the ADB, which are sectors that do
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Burma Still an ‘Extreme Risk’ for Investors Despite Reforms