During the Water Splashing Festival, Myanmar exports agricultural products as normal

Published 2024년 4월 23일

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The Myanmar government, in partnership with the private sector and key organizations like the Ministry of Commerce and the UMFCCI, is focusing on export growth to bolster the national economy. On April 14 and 15, a significant move was made with the export of 87,243 tons of corn kernels from various terminals, including Sule Terminal SPW-6 and Myanmar Industrial Terminal MIP-2. This action is part of a larger strategy to enhance the export of key agricultural products such as aquatic products, rice, beans, and corn, indicating a robust and active trend in Myanmar's export trade aimed at economic development.

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In order to promote the development of the national economy, the government attaches great importance to promoting export growth. To this end, the government works closely with the private sector, and the Ministry of Commerce and the Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI) work together to promote the export growth strategy. On April 14, two cargo ships set off from Sule Terminal SPW-6 and Myanmar Industrial Terminal MIP-2, one of the international port terminals, and exported a total of 51,043 tons of corn kernels. At the same time, Myanmar Industrial Terminals MIP-3 and MIP-4, as well as Asia World Terminals AWPT-1 and AWPT-3 are also actively shipping agricultural products such as aquatic products, rice, beans and corn, showing the active trend of Myanmar's export trade. On April 15, The Myanmar Terminal-TMT Terminal, formerly known as Boang Kyaw Terminal, continued to play its export function and exported 12,700 tons of corn kernels. In addition, Alon ...

Source: Foodmate