Perhaps no country on the planet has Myanmar’s potential at this moment. Effectively cut off from the world for the last 50 years, the newly opened country of 60 million could have more natural gas than Canada or Australia and is in desperate need of modern power, transportation and communications infrastructure.
It’s the sort of thing that gets the attention of foreign investors—and their lawyers.
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