Myanmar's reforms have gone well, actually better than many analysts expected, particular in political sector as the government is relaxing its control of the country and opposition leader Ang Sung Suu Kyi was elected into the parliament.The country has just passed a law on foreign investment, with a clear intention to draw more capital into the country from overseas.Responding to the changes inside Myanmar, EU is offering 100 million US dollars for development and the World Bank is also approving an 80 million dollar grant to the country.
-Su Xiaohui, Research Fellow from the China Institute of International Studies.
-Trude Jacobsen, Assistant Director, Centre for Southeast Asian Studies at Northern Illinois University.
-David Steinberg, Distinguished Professor of Asian Studies at Georgetown University.
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