(English) Myanmar launches Thilawa industrial zone

24 September 2015
Bangkok Post Business
Economy and commerce / Industries / Infrastructure / Land
Economy and commerce / Foreign investors / Industries / Investment / Manufacturing / Myanmar / Special economic zones / Waterways and ports

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