The government of Myanmar is considering resuming domestic flights depending on the magnitude of the spread of COVID-19, according to the Civil Aviation Department. The National Committee on Prevention, Control and Treatment of COVID-19 on its meeting also discussed the possibility of resuming domestic flights, and allowing travellers, who need to travel due to urgent […]
Read MoreThe Myanmar government is putting the finishing touches on an ambitious new economic recovery and reform plan. To be announced during the current transition period following the Nov 8 elections, it will be part of the strategic plan for the next five years. The “recovery and reform roadmap” will guide the formation of economic policies […]
Read MoreIn collaboration with MCI, a local advertising technology company, Grab Myanmar, a leading high-tech ride-hailing service in Southeast Asia and Myanmar has announced the launch of GrabAds, a digital display advertising service, which enables private companies and corporations to place advertisements on Grab Taxis. The service will launch in November. The advertisement service will show […]
Read MoreCivil Aviation Department has announced that the domestic flight ban, which ended on November 15, until November 30 amid rising COVID-19 cases in the country Myanmar has imposed the restrictions on domestic air travel since September 11 after locally transmitted COVID-19 cases soared starting from late August. The country also extended the international flight ban, […]
Read MoreThe Ministry of Commerce has launched Myanmar TradeNet 2.0 aiming to provide an easier and faster online platform for applying for export/import license/permit. The Myanmar TradeNet 2.0, an upgraded version for all the processes and procedures related to commerce under the Ministry of Commerce, was launched stage by stage starting from November 1. To apply […]
Read MoreMyanmar has imported over a quarter-million tons of diesel and gasoline in October through sea route as the consumption has increased in open season, according to the data from the Ministry of Commerce. On October 4, the country imported 48,390.86 tons of diesel worth $16.096 million while it imported 47,950.61 tons of gasoline worth $16.4286 […]
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