Myanmar: Why it's business and not just politics

It is hard to describe Yangon, especially with a majority of a group still starting about their every day routines in their sarongs, a woman remarked, with no malice during all. The sarongs look a same, or roughly a same, to a outsider though a little sarongs have been done of silk as well as their wearers have been chauffeur-driven in Lincolns as well as Lexus (which repelled a little of us who suspicion Myanmar was a quintessential Socialist country) while a huge majority slog on for a measly couple of thousand kyats a day which a normal citizen earns. This city of six million bustles with energy all day as well as all night. For us from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Yangon may seem or feel thirty years behind, though this city - as well as this nation - have been in a precipitate to catch up. And similar to Ambassador to Malaysia said yesterday forward of PM Najib Razak's visit, time as well as "Myanmar wait for for no men".

We met groups of Malaysian businessmen who flew in to Yangon en track Naypyitaw 4 hours divided by road, where the red runner was rolled out for Najib. At a dinner with a sarong-wearing middle-aged businessmen during Park Royal last night, a conversations were on business opportunities instead of politics, even though a by-elections which would engage Aung San Suu Kyi have been only days away. The Myanmar Times, a only English-language daily, highlights discrepancies in a choosing hurl as well as of passed people allegedly superfluous as voters (sound familiar?)but ask around as well as abouteveryone will discuss it you Suu Kyi will win in her polls hands down.The internal businessmen know which Suu Kyi's victory will be good because it will bring in a foreign money (investments) ....
(Reuters) - Western countries desperately want Myanmar's by-elections on Sunday to go smoothly - as well! as give opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi a seat in parliament - so they can start to lift sanctions as well as let their companies invest in a once-isolated state .. [West waits on Myanmar vote to start sanctions scale-back]
They also know which what this really equates to is which these Western countries can't wait for to come back in as well as partake in a Myanmar's wealth as well as resources, especially its oil.


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