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Governors' Seminar: How Can Asia Respond to the Global Economic Crisis

A global slowdown can have spillover effects on Asia's economies. How can the region rebalance, diversify and ensure everyone benefits from the boom? Read More

Fast Facts: ASEAN Infrastructure Fund

By establishing the ASEAN Infrastructure Fund, ASEAN would be taking a major step towards investing more if its resources in its own development needs. Read More

Fast Facts: ASEAN, the PRC and India - The Great Transformation?

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Overview

Myanmar is the second largest country in Southeast Asia. It borders five nations, and is endowed with rich natural resources.

The political situation in the country has evolved since a new civil government was established in 2011. International sanctions, however, remain in place in several cases, although some of them have been recently relaxed.

ADB continues to monitor economic developments in Myanmar, and will formulate an operational strategy when appropriate.

Fast Facts

60.62 (2011)
Population in millions

1.3% (2009-2011)
Annual population growth rate

25.6% (2010)
Population living below the national poverty line