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Myanmar-China border trade fair to be held in Nay Pyi Taw

YANGON, May 20 (Net) — The Myanmar (Lashio)-China (Lincang) border trade fair is scheduled to be held in Myanmar’s capital Nay Pyi Taw, the Ministry of Commerce said on Saturday.
The four-day trade fair, jointly organized by Myanmar’s commerce ministry and China’s Lincang city government, will be held on May 25-28.
“The trade fair is aimed at boosting trade relations between the two countries and strengthening interac-tion between traders of the two neighbors,” Daw Naw Muta Kapaw, director-general of the Myanmar Trade Promotion Organization under the Ministry of Commerce, told Xinhua.
“It is the first in-person Myanmar-China border trade fair since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandem-ic,” the official said, adding that the trade fair was virtually held in the last two years due to the pandem-ic.
The trade fair will feature more than 100 stalls, including more than 40 from China and about 70 from Myanmar, she said.
Companies from China will exhibit their products including coffee and tea products, macadamia, instant foods, solar appliances, electrical appliances, kitchenware and other consumer products, while Myan-mar’s gems and jewelry, local produces, and products from micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) will be on display.
The last in-person Myanmar-China border trade fair took place in Lashio of Myanmar in November 2019.

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