Myanmar approves six new investment proposals


The power sector topped the list with 28.45 per cent of total investment.

YANGON (Xinhua): The Myanmar Investment Commission approved six new investment projects which can create over 2,600 local job opportunities, the state-run Myanmar News Agency reported on Tuesday (Oct 3).

The newly approved investment projects are from the sectors of power, manufacturing, hotels and tourism, the media reported, saying that a renewable energy project was also included in the approved projects.

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