Mandalay to allow use of fallow, virgin land for businesses

Apr 4,2019
INVESTORS can now apply for investing in businesses such as agriculture, livestock, tourism, and forest plantations on over 1.5 million acres of forest land and more than 600,000 acres of fallow and virgin land in Mandalay Region, said Dr. Zaw Myint Maung, the Chief Minister of the region at the Mandalay International Trade Fair and Business Forum.
Prices of mung beans, pigeon peas rebound after India announces quota
Apr 04
The prices of mung beans and pigeon peas (red gram) have bounced back in the Yangon pulses market after India announced its quota for pulses importation on 29 March.
MR to run special trains during Thingyan Festival; tickets to be sold at regular rates
Apr 04
The Myanma Railways announced it will operate special trains to ensure smooth transportation for passengers returning to their hometowns for the Thingyan holidays.
Moving towards stability and peace with integrity
Apr 04
Over the last decade, millions of people around the globe began using the Internet as it slowly became a major form of mass communication.
Efficient energy use from one person to all people: the promoting development of the nation
Apr 04
Off-shore has great potential for national income and if the extractable resources in the oil and gas industry are to be found, there are stable revenues coming to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar in short period of time for over 20 years.
Union Minister Dr. Pe Myint visits CPGC, CGTN in Beijing
Apr 04
Union Minister for Information Dr. Pe Myint and entourage, accompanied by Myanmar Ambassador to China U Thit Lin Ohn, visited the China Global Television Network (CGTN) in Beijing, the People’s Republic of China, yesterday.
Union Ministries discuss preventing, responding to conflict related violence in first national committee meeting
Apr 04
The National Committee on Prevention and Response to Conflict- Related Sexual Violence held its first meeting at the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday.