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Economic Cooperation Dialogue in Eastern South Asia Myanmar’s Trade Development 7, June,2016 pu, Bhutan Presented by Ms. Phyo Thinzar Thein Myanmar’s Trade Development June 15-17,2016 Thimpu, Bhutan Presented by Ms. Phyo Thinzar Thein

Presented by June 15-17,2016 Ms. Phyo Thinzar Thein Thimpu

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Economic Cooperation Dialogue in

Eastern South Asia

Myanmar’s Trade Development

15-17, June,2016 Thimpu, Bhutan

Presented by Ms. Phyo Thinzar Thein

Myanmar’s Trade Development

June 15-17,2016 Thimpu, Bhutan

Presented by Ms. Phyo Thinzar Thein

Outline

3

Myanmar’s Trade Relation 1

2

4

Reform Measures for Trade Facilitation

5

CO Forms

Myanmar Trade Structure

Challenges

2

Founding member of the GATT and now WTO.

Trade practices are governed by the WTO trading

principles.

Member of the Association of South East Asian

Nations (ASEAN) since 1997.

Member of BIMSTEC in December in 1997,

member of GMS and ACMECS as well.

Myanmar’s Trade Relation

3

Bilateral Trade Agreements

Bilateral Trade Agreements

with:

Bangladesh,

People’s Republic of China,

India,

Republic of Korea,

Laos,

Malaysia,

Pakistan,

Philippines,

Thailand and

Vietnam.

Bilateral Joint Trade Commissions with:

Bangladesh, India, Thailand, and Viet Nam. 4

Border Trade Agreements with :

China,

India,

Bangladesh,

Thailand, and

Lao PDR.

Joint Border Trade Commission with:

China

India

Border Trade Agreements

5

Major Trading Partners (2015-2016)

China

Thailand

Singapore

Japan

India

Malaysia

Republic of Korea

Indonesia

Hongkong

Vietnam

6

Reform Measures (Trade)

• 1st Trade Policy Review in 2014

• Reduction of unnecessary or redundant documents

• Only 4405 HS lines (45%) in the Negative List be

required to apply import license.

• Removing formerly restrictive import items

• Liberalized on importing vehicles

• Granting to export formerly restricted export items

7

8

National Trade Portal and Trade Repository

Collecting, identifying Trade related laws and

regulations

Streamlining Non-Tariff Measures

With the assistance of USAID and has launch on

26th May, 2016.

Signing MOU with Laos ' Ministry of Commerce

Easily access trade and investment information

Export by commodity group

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Agricultural products

Animal products

Marine products

Minerals

Forest products

Manufacturing products

others Products

9

US$ in Million

Import by commodity group

10

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

9000

2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Capital goods

Industrial raw materials

Consumer goods

US$ in Million

National Export Strategy

Priority Sector-Goods

1. Rice

2.Pulses & beans and oil seed crops

3. Fish and Crustaceans

4. Textile and Garments

5. Wood based products

6. Rubber

Priority Sector-Services

Tourism

Cross-Sector Function

1.Trade financing

2. Trade information and promotion

3. Quality Management

4. Trade facilitation and logistics 11

Chinshwehaw

Tachileik

Napyitaw

Myawaddy

Myeik

Sittwe

Kawthaung

Border Trade Posts

Mandalay

Yangon

12

Lwejel

Kanpiteti

Muse

Maungdaw

Rhi

Tamu

MYANMAR-CHINA BORDER

MUSE

CHINSHWE HAW

KANPITE

LWEJEL

MYANMAR-THAILAND BORDER

MYAWADDY

TARCHILATE

KYAWTHAUNG

MYEIK

MAWTAUNG

HTEEKHEE

MYANMAR-INDIA BORDERE

TAMU

RHI

THANTLANG

MYANMAR-BANGLADESH

BORDER

SITTWE

MAUNGDAW

Than Tlang

Htee Khee

Maw Taung

Generalized System of Preferences

No Name of CO Forms Countries that allows generalized

system of preferences

The first issued Date

1. Generalized System of Preferences (Form-A)

(11) Plans from 37 developed countries

1988/1-8-1990

2. Preferential Treatment for

LDCs from Korea

The Republic of Korea 21-8-2000

3. Duty-Free Tariff Preference

(DFTP Scheme) from India

(Form- DFTP)

India

24-4-2009

4. Duty-Free Treatment

Granted by China

The People Republic of China 1-7-2013

Preferential CO Forms in accordance with Free Trade Area

No Name of CO Forms Included Countries The first issued Date

1.

AFTA (ATIGA Form-D)

10 ASEAN Countries 23-11-1998/ 1-7-

2010

2.

ASEAN -China FTA (Form-E)

10 ASEAN Countries + China

6-9-2005/25-3-

2011

3.

ASEAN -Korea FTA (Form-AK)

10 ASEAN Countries + the Republic of Korea

1-7-2007

4. ASEAN -Japan CEP (Form-AJ)

10 ASEAN Countries + Japan 1-12-2008

5. ASEAN -Australia & New

Zealand FTA (Form-AANZ)

10 ASEAN Countries + Austria and Newzeland

1-1-2010

6. ASEAN -India FTA (Form-AI)

10 ASEAN Countries + India 15-1-2010

Industrial Zones

Special Economic Zones

in Myanmar (2015)

Industrial Zones

15 Zones

Special Economic

Zones

• Kyauk Phyu

• Thilawa

• Dawei

15

Need diversification of products and market

Quality management

Skill labor

Infrastructure

Technology to add vale for international

standard

Innovation

Challenges (Trade)

16

17

Thank you

for

your attention