(English) Ministry reveals CSR history for country’s largest oil and gas firms

28 August 2015
Economy and commerce / Energy / Extractive industries
(Oil and gas) / Economy and commerce / Electricity production / Energy / Foreign investors / Investment / Myanmar / Non-renewable energy production / Off-shore oil and gas exploration and extraction / Oil and gas resources / On-shore oil and gas exploration and extraction

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