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Dr Maung Maung Lay, president of the Myanmar Pharmaceutical and Medical Equipment Entrepreneurs’ Association, said the fair would be mutually beneficial for both Bangladesh and Myanmar as the products manufactured in Bangladesh were of a high quality and compared favourably with those from neighbouring countries.

 

PLOTS of land at the new ironworks-dedicated Myaungdakar Industrial Zone will go on sale at the end of the month, a senior official from the Construction Ministry’s Department of Human Settlement and Housing Development said.

 

THE Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise has access to enough compressed natural gas (GNG) to supply the current number of CNG-fuelled cars in the country for more than 30 years, an official from the enterprise which operates under the Ministry of Energy told The Myanmar Times.

“After 2003, more companies exporting furniture began to set up and the market became much more competitive. Now we export only five containers per month,”

 

Myanmar has had legislated copyright protection since 1914. It was introduced when the country was ruled by the British as a province of colonial India and survives to this day, with the odd administrative change.

 

MYANMAR architects wishing to enter the fold of the ASEAN architectural community are being advised to attend a two-day workshop hosted by the Association of Myanmar Architects’ regulatory committee at Kandawgyi Palace Hotel on April 1 and 2.

 

SIXTY-FOUR single-storey houses being built in North Okkalapa township, Yangon, are expected to be finished by June, the deputy director of the Department of Human Settlement and Housing Development, U Myint Swe, said.

 

THE growl of engines sputtering along Pazundaung Creek forms a constant background noise as sampans make their daily journeys to the Patheinnyunt jetty, each carrying about 10 tonnes of sand to deliver to the wholesale centres before dark.

 

EQ specialists say there are five main points to enhancing EQ at work.
“That is what we call the ARMEM principle,” Dr Muruga, a best-selling author and public speaker on entrepreneurship, said during the “Happy at Work – Enhancing EQ” seminar held last month at Traders Hotel, Yangon...

HOUSE OF THE WEEK

TRYING to be bigger than it is, The Myanmar Times House of the Week is a mini-mansion built with strong white walls and a large balcony looming over the front of the house. Of course, Corinthian pillars support the structure.

 

THE Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department under the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries released an announcement on March 15 regarding suspected bird flu cases in Myanmar.

 

BILATERAL trade between Myanmar and India could reach US$2 billion within the next three years if proper policies are put in place, Indian President Mr A P J Kalam told Myanmar business leaders at a meeting at Traders Hotel on March 10.

 
U Than Tin Aung, an architect with more than 20 years of experience in urban planning and development, said most developers and business owners in Yangon have adopted a wait-and-see attitude before expanding into other areas.
 

MYANMAR and India have signed a memorandum of understanding that brings the two countries one step closer to building a proposed pipeline to carry natural gas from the A1 offshore gas field in Rakhine State to India.

 

MYANMAR marked the official start of the Year of the Marine Turtle within the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asian region this month by launching a campaign aimed at conserving and managing marine turtles and their habitat.

 

MRTV-4, a satellite-based television channel, has begun a promotional campaign to highlight its educational and entertainment programs, and to teach people how to use the channel’s receiver system.

 

The southernmost part of Myanmar, the archipelago is blessed with more than 800 islands dotting the coast between the cities of Myeik and Kaw Thaung. Many remain uninhabited. A man who runs a travel company in the area once told me, “On the beaches, when you walk, there’s only your footsteps.”

 
U KHIN Nyo’s 79-year-old arms are as wiry and curled as the bonsai plants he tends. For nearly half a century he has tended lovingly to his brood of miniature teak, tip cat, padauk, gold mohur and honey bush trees....

 

THERE is no shortage of Thai restaurants in Yangon, but Rabieng, beside the Yangon Zoological Gardens, definitely stands out from all the rest with its Halal Thai food and elegant setting.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Ultra Orthodox Jews read the Easter scrolls at a synagogue in the Israeli town of Beni Brak near Tel Aviv last week, during the feast of Purim. The Jewish feast of Purim commemorates the salvation of the Jews from the ancient Persians as described in the book of Esther.
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