
When compared to its neighbours Burma is an underdeveloped market, but one of considerable potential. Burma’s key selling points are its natural resources; strategic location between India, China and South-East Asia; and young workforce. As a member of ASEAN its stands to benefit from the bloc’s increasing economic integration, 500 million population and GDP in excess of US$ 700 billion. In FY 2012/3 Burma’s GDP grew 6.3% (ADB) and it is expected to grow by at least 6.5% for each of the next two years.
Ms Khaing Tun
Senior Trade & Investment Manager
UKTI Burma
Tel: +95 (1) 370 863 - 5
Email: Khaing.Tun@fco.gov.uk
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The GDP of ASEAN markets is over $2 trillion, growing at over 5% and the UK already exports in excess of $15 billion to the region – the UKABC aims to capitalise on this potential.
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