The Government-Private Sector Trade Promotion Council held its meeting 1/2025 at the Ministry of Commerce in Nay Pyi Taw on 28 January, was attended by State Administration Council Member Deputy Prime Minister and Union Minister for Transport and Communications General Mya Tun Oo, who is also Chairman of the Government-Private Trade Promotion Council.
State Administration Council Member Deputy Prime Minister and Union Minister for Transport and Communications General Mya Tun Oo highlighted the following points:
- The relevant departments and organizations should make explore new products and markets to increase export volumes. It needs to work hard to increase the exports and balance the trading by importing the supportive materials for increasing the exports.
- The relevant departments and private organizations should be encouraged to meet the estimated trading volume for the 2024-2025 Financial Year per the policies of the country.
- The council would support the development and promotion of exports and trade, offering necessary guidance for relevant sectors.
Council Vice-Chairman Deputy Prime Minister Union Minister for Planning and Finance U Win Shein discussed the implementation of the National Export Strategy (2020-2025). Council Secretary Union Minister for Commerce U Tun Ohn reported an update on the implementation of previous decisions made by the council.
The attendees of the meeting then discussed the progress made in promoting exports and the necessary support measures for their respective sectors. Council Chairman Deputy Prime Minister General Mya Tun Oo responded by coordinating and providing further guidance on necessary actions, reports say.
Source: GNLM (29-1-2025)
- The relevant departments and organizations should make explore new products and markets to increase export volumes. It needs to work hard to increase the exports and balance the trading by importing the supportive materials for increasing the exports.
- The relevant departments and private organizations should be encouraged to meet the estimated trading volume for the 2024-2025 Financial Year per the policies of the country.