WASHINGTON (AFP) — Two top US senators urged Myanmar to free pro-democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and urged “reform-minded” members of its ruling junta to step forward to help forge new ties with the United States.
“Now is the time for reform-minded leaders within the military junta to step forward and be heard,” said Democratic Senator John Kerry and Republican Senator Richard Lugar, the top Senate Foreign Relations Committee members.
“Releasing Aung San Suu Kyi and other political prisoners would signal the start of a constructive dialogue with the United States,” they said in a joint statement.
Source: BangkokPost.com
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May 17th, 2009 at 11:32 am
They will not listen.
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May 17th, 2009 at 12:33 pm
“Myanmar’s military rulers were facing intense international pressure to reverse course after the Nobel Peace laureate, 63, was imprisoned ahead of a new trial next week for breaching the terms of her house arrest.”
An va han sual tak aw kan thenawm te hi chu, house arrest a dah tawh hnu-ah pawh hrem an la han tum leh zel a. khawvel thingaihna hriat loh sawrkar sual kan han thenawm ania.sawrkar sual hian mipui sual an hring teuh bawk.
Hei vang hian sawrkar tha kan ram hian kan neih angai mipui tha an hring chhuak bawk ang. Kan thenawm ram te nen hian reform chu kan lo va ngai tak em. Mahse military Juna chu tu-in-nge thi awrh tir ang le.. USA hian thi chu an awrhtir tak tak ang em i thlir zel ang u
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May 17th, 2009 at 12:50 pm
Burma ram trhatna tur a tan chuan Western ram hrang hrangten Contribution an theih tawk in anti zel nan, a chhevel ram, China, Russia, India ten an mahni ram hmasawnna a tan Burma Military”. te hi an in tlawnchhawk renga buaithlak ve deuh asin ni. Burma ram hian Democracy a hmu ang tih hi an hlau zawk ni ten ka ngai thrin, kan Look East Policy kalpui tumna dan ah te hian, Burma Military nen in sumdawn pawhtawn hi kan la tum tliah tliah sia, burma Sipai rumra tak chawmtu mai mai a lo ni lek in Civil Labor Force thlentu anihthu, India Look East Policy kalpui tu threnkhat te hnenah ka thlena. Trade & Commerce in rampahnih insumdawn pawhtawnna atan chuan, pawi em em ah an dahlo te ka hmuh in rilru a na angreng. India hian thlawptlat in, kawng engkimah hian Break hmiahse, Burma Military hi chhe thei lo in Democracy ramah a in herdang lam thei ve rengasin le, Voice lahhi chhuah duh vak lo hian a ruk te hian Burma ram hausakna hrang hrangte huihthlak a tum zel bawksi. Burma sorgar fingver vek in China nen a COMPETE tir mai mai zelbawksia. Sumngah ngah leh ngamsang sang in an sumdawn pawh thei kha ani mai bawksia threnawm ram a thrat loh chhungchu a threnawm ramte an buai ve reng zel tho ang, tih hi an in hre ker awmtho sia te ka ti mai mai zel.
2020 a Developed cOUNTRY nihtuma India in a beimek pawh hi Burma ram a thrat loh chuan ani thei dawn lo hrim hrim tih hi kei ka hmuhdan ani.
Tunah hian, International Court ah, khintum in hma an lave mek zel a, Burma sorgar hi tun thlengchuan an la khing thei rih lo anih hi. Henga tum tu te zingah hian mi ropui tak tak ten an trawiawm nan thilkhirh khan ve tak chu alo ni nge mai.
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May 17th, 2009 at 1:21 pm
Mak leh thin mang e!!! An khawngaih thlak ani….21st century ah chuan hetiang hi awm lose a thra tur….. UNO hi nep riau a ka hriat chu…Srilanka, Sudan, N.korea etc te din hmun en hian!!!
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May 17th, 2009 at 4:06 pm
UN chauh poh nilo International Agency ho hi background ah THU riau hi an awm zel. Han chhut chiang ila ecenomic or diplomatic interest an neih vang hi a lo ni duh khawp nia. Myanmar pawh hi flying a ziak dan hi thil awm thei deuh chu a ni ngei ang
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May 17th, 2009 at 5:04 pm
@flying
India in kan dawr loh nakah…
Kan dawr miah loh hian China chauhin an ram hausakna a eipui bik si a, China kan er ber a nih laia lo ngawih veng2 bik te chu a dik thei hlei nem. An democracy te chu duhpui ltk ang India Sorkar hian.
Heti chung pawh hian Arakan leh achheh vela India ram company ten Gas contract anneih toh sa pawh China hnen ah a pe daih zel bok si a. Hmanni Mizoram gas pipeline poh kha he an contract neihsa China hnena a pek leh daih avanga ti chhunzom lo mai anni.
India hian Official takin Burma sorkar hi a trade pui lo re re.. Western ram leh UN hovin soisel don lo se chuan a trade pui khop ang. La fel deuh mai a sin India sorkar zok tak hi chu. China khi a chhan ber chu a ni. Engdang a awmlo.
America lah China a inrawlh chuan a ngoi daih zel bok si, engmah officially in tih a tum bik hlei nem le.. Mi dang ramah uchuak mangkheng in a inrawlh tho bok si. India ai chuan American ho an demawm zok Burma chungchang ah hi chuan.
Ka lawm e.
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May 17th, 2009 at 5:47 pm
China will not do anything against General Thanh Shwe
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May 17th, 2009 at 9:03 pm
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“.India hian Official takin Burma sorkar hi a trade pui lo re re”.
“.Current investors in Burma’s oil and gas industry include companies from Australia, the British Virgin Islands, China, France, India, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Russia, and the United States.”.
https://www.hrw.org/en/news/200.....ces-regime
Ramdang Invest ho khian an invest ho an pull out zel tawh a, India leh China, Singapore, Thailand chuan an sawh nghet in an in Compete tial tail zawk a lawm.
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May 17th, 2009 at 10:41 pm
@flying
India hian a trade puilo, official takin.
A chhan chu, Burma rama contract han nei tute company (ONGC, NTPC etc.) te hi Public Sector Company, anmahni a admistration, Authorization nei hrang thlap anni e.
Heihi India in a dawr tihna ani ber lo, Entirna dang leh Nigeria ah Reliance Industries Co. in Oil field ah bok contract a nei a, hei hi India hian Nigeria hi official takin a dawr tihna em ni?
I ron soi ram te khi chuan Chinese company (anni hi an company te sorkarin a khuahkhirh vek) an compete phak loh avangin an in hnuk dawk tihna ani mai. Burma mipui te hma an ngaih vangah ngai duh suh. India poh kan hnawng trep toh. Contract kan hmu thei toh silo a, “an ram mipui te an khawngaihthlk em mai pull out mai ang” kan tive zaih don a mi?
Ron sawi zel roh..
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May 18th, 2009 at 12:01 am
India hian a trade pui lova mahse a tranpui (Aid). Chupoh in kind in a ni. A puihna te chu motor tyre te Zu te leh hardware leh steel, Tata Salt etc te a ni. Heng an puihna hi USD ah chantir in USD 5 million hu te chauhin a tanpui. Heng Co te hi excise duty leh tax te a exempt a an pekna hi a tlom em em zel.
Chuvangin motor tyre leh Zu te hi chu Northeast ah te an rawn hralh ru leh zawk thin mawle. Heihi trade a ni lo Aid a ni
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May 18th, 2009 at 12:40 am
Trade anih hi, Aid a tihtheih loh tianghi, an ram mipuite an khawngaihtlak em a vang a Aid nise a thlawnin a lawm atih ang. Aid reng reng man nei awm pawh ka lo hre ngai hlei nem, kei chuan Trade, Invest ti in ka ko mai. Tunah pawh, Telecommunication hi India hian a ti in Business nan a lawm a hman, Thailand nen mahse Thailand an duh zawk ani ang.
“.Heihi India in a dawr tihna ani ber lo, Entirna dang leh Nigeria ah Reliance Industries Co. in Oil field ah bok contract a nei a, hei hi India hian Nigeria hi official takin a dawr tihna em ni?”.
Official loh in rampakhat leh pakhat an in sumdawn pawh theih lo a vang in Trade offcially kan ti thei ang.
Official lo in Dan an kalh anih chuan ram dan Policy a kalh ani anga illegal ani nghal tawp. Aram neithu ram in a lo pawmpui loh chuan khawiram mah in ramdang ah an ram Product an thawnthei lo, Business ramdangah a tihtheih loh. Chu mi a tihtheihnan chuan rampakhat a ram neitu in a ram dawrpui tur ram nen in remna siam in Official tak in an tih a ngai. Chu an tih loh chuan Illegal ani nghal.
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May 18th, 2009 at 12:48 am
Global Politician
India-Myanmar Trade Relations
Syed Ali Mujtaba, Ph.D. – 7/23/2007
Myanmar is the gateway to India’s ‘Look East’ policy. India is going all out to strengthen its relationship with Myanmar to achieve its stated objective. The current Indian government has infused a new momentum to keep its contacts robust with Myanmar. Indo-Myanmar relationship as a result is witnessing an unprecedented upswing in the recent years.
India is engaged in several river and land-based projects in Myanmar. The reconstruction of the Settwe port in Myanmar, Kaladan Multi-Modal Transport project and Tamu-Kalewa-Kalemyo road project are to name a few. The India-Myanmar gas pipeline project is another area where India is deeply involved in Myanmar.
India recently signed three important agreements with Myanmar; exploration of natural gas, satellite-based remote sensing and promotion of Buddhist studies in Myanmar. New Delhi is also looking for joint cooperation with Myanmar in several other fields including IT, automobile, textiles, and agro-based industries.
The scope of this paper is to focus on different aspects of India-Myanmar trade relationship. It’s organized with an overview of the Indo-Myanmar trade relationship, then looks at the border trade and discusses suggestions for improvisation of border trade. It touch upon the currency issue and then talk about commodities like pulses spices, tea and gems trade. There is also mention of narcotic trade and then briefs on the proposed India exhibition in Yungon. There is mention of regional grouping BIMST-EC and wrap-up the discussion with concluding remarks.
INDIA-MYANMAR TRADE RELATIONS
Relations between India and Myanmar have been growing during the past few years with cooperation in all sectors, particularly in those of trade and commerce.
India stands Myanmar’s 4th largest trading partner after Thailand, China and Singapore. India is Myanmar’s second largest export market after Thailand, absorbing 25 percent of its total exports. India is also the seventh most important source of Myanmar’s imports.
The governments of India and Myanmar had set a target of achieving $1 billion trade in 2006-07 but the available trade figures show its well below the desired mark.
India-Myanmar bilateral trade reached 650 million U.S. dollars in the fiscal year 2006-07. It stood at $ 341.40 million in 2004-05. It jumped to $ 557.68 million in ’05-06. This was up by 24 percent from 2004-05.
Indo Myanmar Chamber of Commerce blames lack of interest among Indians to invest in Myanmar and hold them responsible for the little growth in the volume of the trade. Out of total trade between two countries, India’s export to Myanmar is just $ 80 million.
India is taking steps such as extending airlines, land routes and sea routes to strengthen trade links with Myanmar. It is also cooperating with Myanmar in areas like agriculture, telecommunications, and oil and gas sectors etc. While there is increase in government to government cooperation in various fields, the private sector is still shying away from investment in Myanmar.
Myanmar government is going all out to woo Indian entrepreneurs and seeking Indian investments in areas like pharmaceutical, cement, steel, fertilizer, IT and food processing in a major way. With the kind of momentum that’s being built, there is little doubt that in near future bilateral trade between India and Myanmar may reach to the desired levels.
BORDER TRADE
India and Myanmar share 1,643 kilometer-long common border along the Potkai Hills. India’s four states; Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh share international border with Myanmar.
The bilateral border trade agreement of 1994 provides framework facilities by which trade is carried out between India and Myanmar. Under the agreement trade is currently carried out through three designated border points one each in Manipur, Mizoram and Nagaland.
In Manipur the border trade post is at Moreh, in Mizoram it is at Zowkhathar and in Nagaland it is at Lungwa. Another trading point at Pangsau Pass in Mizoram is currently under discussion.
The volume of trade between India’s North East states and Myanmar has not been encouraging. The export growth is around 7% against the import of 32%. The Myanmar-India border trade for the first quarter of 2006-07 (April-June) amounted to just 2.91 million dollars.
Lack of memorandum of understanding between the designated banks on both sides, restriction on exports as well as on items in barter trade, and cross-border insurgency are being cited as major hurdles in two-way trade.
Right now only 22 items are allowed to be exported and imported under the free trade agreement signed between India and Myanmar. They include mustard seeds, pulses and beans, fresh vegetables, fruits and soyabean. On the other hand, India supply clothes, shoes, medicines, woolens and engineering goods to Myanmar. These items are in great demand in Myanmar.
HOW TO IMPROVE BORDER TRADE
There are certain suggestions made by the traders to improve the India- Myanmar bilateral trade. There is a plea to include items like mango, bicycles and its parts, life saving drugs, cosmetics, fertilizers, imitation jewellery, textiles and pan-masala in the list of the trade agreement.
Its also suggested to reach an agreement between the United Bank of India, Moreh branch and Myanmar Economic Bank, Tamu branch (both designated banks) to enable smooth trade operations at the Manipur border post.
There is demand for transport subsidies and more facilities to importers and exporters especially those dealing with Myanmar. There should be creation of special economic zone to facilitate the bilateral trade.
There is plea for maximum relaxation on the movement of the traders as the existing land pass issued by the Myanmar authority is usable due to restriction on traveling through land from Moreh to other parts of Myanmar.
There is also demand that Indian government should introduce International bus service linking Moreh with Mandalay. Till date, the Burmese junta does not allow the Indians to visit Burma through land routes. There are provisional entry facilities for Indian tourists through Moreh-Tamu trade point but tourists are asked to come back the same day before evening. Hence, it is an impossible for the tourists to visit Mandalay, which needs at least 12 hours to arrive there from Moreh-Tamu point. The bus service linking Moreh with Mandalay would not only just help the traders, but also bring in tourists from Myanmar to India.
To arrest the ongoing illegal trade, it’s suggested that the items of third country origin should be brought under the ambit of Indo-Myanmar Trade Agreement or under the clearance of third country origin goods vide Luggage Rule 1944.
CURRENCY
The poor bilateral trade is apparently due to currency exchange problem on India-Myanmar border. Many a time a situation is created where Indian rupees become more to the Myanmar’s kyats triggering a fall in Indian currency. The sharp fall of Indian rupee is attributed to the drop in Chinese Yuan at the China-Burma border.
It is still unknown how much the move to close all dollar accounts and its substitution with Euro accounts has helped improving India- Myanmar border trade. Recently the Myanmar Government has approved that border trade with five neighboring countries including India would be conducted in Euro as well as the currencies of the countries concerned.
PULSES
India even though being the major producer of pulses still depends on imports for 50 percent of its demand. It has entrusted National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation (NAFED) and two other agencies for the import of pulses. India has also announced to do away with the import duties on the pluses.
Majority of pulses requirement of India comes from Myanmar whose 60 per cent of total global supply is made to India. However, India is finding it difficult to negotiate import of pulses from Myanmar as private traders dominate the market in the neighboring country. They tend to increase prices whenever they come to know that the Indian Government’s plans to import the pulses. The Government is aware of such intricacies but has no other go then to remain dependent on Myanmar to check the spiraling prices of pulses and also to meet its shortages.
SPICES
India and Myanmar are vying with each other to dominate the world spice market particularly in curry or sauce ingredients-turmeric. India, which has a major say in this spice but of late is facing stiff competition from Myanmar.
While the Indian turmeric was selling at $1,350 per tone in the international market; the same was sold by Myanmar at $500 per tone.
The high price of Indian turmeric was due to its low production and huge demand in the local market. In the last fiscal, Indian turmeric exports were 34,500 tones at $ 27.52 million, estimated to be 20% less than the exports done during the previous year.
However, things have started looking up for India. The turmeric prices have stabilized in the domestic market due to bumper crop early this year. As a result it’s expected, turmeric exports will certainly go up, and India may once again be able to dominate the world market.
TEA
Myanmar produces about 90 million kilograms of tea annually with about 65 percent of the crop grown in northern Shan state. Tea is used in various religious and social functions, including royal ceremonies.
There are three types of tea produced in Myanmar; Green, Black and Pickled. Green-tea accounts for 52 percent of its production, Black-tea 31 percent and Pickled-tea 17 percent. Black tea is an essential ingredient of a popular national snack.
A Myanmar business delegation recently visited tea gardens in Assam and sought Indian technological help to boost its tea production. Myanmar is keen on importing available tea technology from India. They want the help of Indian tea industry in producing more tea and also improving its quality. The Niligris tea estates in South India have still not stepped in to seize this opportunity.
GEMS TRADE
Myanmar is a well known producer of gems in the world. It possesses nine gems; ruby, diamond, cat’s eye, emerald, topaz, pearl, sapphire, coral and a variety of garnet tinged with yellow.
There are three famous gem lands in Myanmar; Mogok in Mandalay division, Mongshu in Shan state and Phakant in Kachin state.
Gem trade is major foreign currency earner for Myanmar which started to hold gem sale shows annually since 1964. So far it has earned more than $ 600 million from such events. The Indian Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) is encouraging Indian buyers to participate in such gem sale shows in Myanmar.
On the India-Myanmar border, gem smuggling is a major issue. Gems like rubies, yellow diamonds and jade are often smuggled from Myanmar and sold to the Indian traders. However, due to the lack of knowledge to distinguish the real and fake gems, the smugglers are having a field day duping the Indian traders.
The Government of India is making efforts to stop gem smuggling on the Indo-Myanmar border. It has recently started a gem training programme in Mizoram where youths are trained to judge the quality and the purity of the gem.
NARCOTIC TRADE
India faces the problem of narco-terrorism through the porous Myanmar border wherein drugs are smuggled to India and exchanged for arms and ammunition. According to a report, the Indian army last year alone, seized drugs worth over 30 crore rupees in the international market from the Myanmar border. Myanmar remains the primary source of drugs problem in Manipur, Mizoram and Nagaland. Number of agreements has been signed between India and Myanmar since 1993 to collaborate to fight the drugs menace along their common border. Border fencing is important to check narco-terrorism along India-Myanmar border. Recently, India has sanctioned to raise the iron fencing, along Mizoram’s 404-km border with Myanmar. It has also ordered the fencing of the 14 kilometers of the porous international boundary at Moreh in Manipur.
INDIAN EXIBITION IN MYANMAR
To boost bilateral trade, the Indo-Myanmar Chamber of Commerce and Industries is organizing a Small and Medium enterprises exhibition, “SME India 2007” at Yangon on November 25.
The exhibition will be another Indian event in Yangon after the Confederation of Indian Industry held a “Made in India” industrial show in February 2004. In that event iron and steel products, construction materials, medicine and medical equipment, cosmetics, garment, handicraft, leather ware, farming equipment, electronic products and kitchen ware put on display.
This “SME India 2007” is organized to attract the attention of Indian entrepreneurs to tap business opportunities in Myanmar. Indo-Myanmar Chamber of commerce estimates that “SME India 2007” may fetch a total business of $ 25 million. Its also expects that Indian SMEs after the exhibition would invest in various industries in Myanmar in major way.
BIMST-EC
India and Myanmar are also part of the BIMST-EC, a regional body comprising Bay of Bengal nations.
BIMST-EC stands for Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Thailand- Economic Cooperation.
The conclusion of Free Trade Agreement among BIMST-EC nations is a pressing demand to facilitate hassle free trade flow among its member countries.
India has already concluded a free trade agreement with Sri Lanka in 1998 and with Thailand in 2004. It is yet to finalize this agreement with Bangladesh and Myanmar.
Currently the BIST-EC countries are discussing the list of items that may enjoy “preferential rules of origin” facilities. However, the fear among them is giving concessions under rules of origin may lead to third country imports flowing into the markets of member countries on preferential terms.
India is debating this issue very seriously as there are cases that under the garb of free trade agreement, non-BIMST countries have used Sri Lanka and Thailand as convenient destinations to dump their products into India.
CONCLUSION
India and Myanmar are considering series of initiatives for expansion of border trade between the two countries. Indian has given its approval for the signing of a proposed agreement with Myanmar for the avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to Income taxes. The agreement once comes into effect will stimulate the flow of investment, technology and personnel from India to Myanmar and vice versa. It is also expected to provide tax stability and facilitate mutual economic cooperation between the two countries.
The government has approved the linking of United Bank of India (UBI) at Moreh post in Manipur with Myanmar Economic Bank at the Tamu town in Myanmar. The two banks would avail the letter of credit (LoC) facilities and under this system Indian rupees and Myanmarese kyats can be legally converted into foreign currency at these banks.
To make banking facilities still easier, the two banks will be connected by telephone. The Central government is considering the survey report carried out by the Manipur telecom officials for the hotline facilities between Moreh and Tamu banks. Once this facility becomes operational, the exchange of cash would not only become legal but much easier. It is also expected that the volume of trade will automatically increase as well.
Talks are also on to increase the number of tradable commodities that at present is confined to only 22 items. New Delhi is considering items like life-saving drugs, bicycle parts, fertilizers, cosmetic items, garments, motorcycle parts, X-ray papers, and imitation jewellery items to be included in the tradable list.
There are also plans to allow free movement of Myanmarese citizens up to Moreh town. The Manipur government has submitted 200 crore rupees project proposal to the Central government for developing infrastructure at Moreh. This would include construction of a composite check-post.
Finally, a lot of people in India are still not aware about Myanmar produces and that these products could be officially traded. Better communication between trading partners is the key to increasing bilateral trade. The importance of business delegations, special promotion campaigns would create awareness between the two countries. The business communities would definitely come forward to take a lead and help in increasing the volume of the trade.
Syed Ali Mujtaba is a journalist based in Chennai, India. He can be contacted at syedalimujtaba@yahoo.com
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May 18th, 2009 at 12:56 am
Ram nei tute hian an ramah, ramdang mi (foreign) ten contract an neih theih zat hi adang thluah a, abak chu tuman an phal bik ngailo.
AIG (american Insurance group) hian india ramah Insurance bikah hna an rawn thok ani. heta an ron thoh hian America leh India an in dawr tihna a nilo re2. an duh athu in an chhunzom anga, an duh leh anti top anga, america sorkar a inrolh lo hulhual.
I hriatthiam dan tur
Adang.. South Africa ah an telecom business ah hian ram dangin engemaw % zat an thok ve thei a ni. Airtel in a zuk chhang ve a, or an neihsa company te azuk lei a. Heta airtel zuk inrolh ve hi India sorkar hian soi tur aneilo re2…
Chutiang bokin Burma ram anih vanga india company te thoh ve loh tur tih ngot a theih loh. Burma aia sual North Korea ah pawh ni raw sek2… India company te hian contract han chhang se, tu ram soisel chi mah a nilo, a ramchhung india atang ngei pon..
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:02 am
Lily_parmawia: Khei aw, i va mak ve leh, Khawi ram ah mah Sorgar hriatpui na tel lo vin, Businessman , Private Sector te pawn an hawngthei lo, AIG Insurance company pawh hian Tax a pe tho tho. Chu chu India sorgar leh U.S sogar Trade & Commerce na hnuaiah a awmtho. awm loh in a theih loh. In zir chiang deuh teh. Chu chu, Sorgar leh Sorgar indawrh tawhna remtihna hnuai a awm anitawh tihna anihchu. Ni lo se, dan kalh ani rual rual in Company pawh chu an khar nghal ang.P
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:05 am
‘The bilateral border trade agreement of 1994 provides framework facilities by which trade is carried out between India and Myanmar. Under the agreement trade is currently carried out through three designated border points one each in Manipur, Mizoram and Nagaland.’
Ava mak ve… A thilziah ah hian achiang meuh amaw i ron tarlan pa hi?
Illegal vek a trade a ni si a, Moreh ah hian nitin Rs.50Crores vel transact ang ani a.. marawhchu Ileegal veka tih a ni thung..
Mizoram ah ve thung, Custom deptt. te hian a tam zawk hi an mansak zok thin si a.. hetiang hi official a trade ah i ring em?
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:08 am
Company investment tih duhna/hmun tur hi sorkar thlan sak tur ani ngailo.. a company thu thu a ni ngai ee…
chuvangin a inrawlh lo ka tihna chhan poh a ni.
America co. ah hian sawrkar in a invest na tur hmun/ram a thlansak i hre toh em?
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:13 am
illegal veka tih ani lo, illegal pawn a ti tu an awm tho chung ah chuan Border trade agreement na ang in sorgar in atia, mahse mipui in zawmchuang lo in mi enge mawzah in Illegal in an trade ve tho. Offical tak a in trade na pawh a awm rual in official lo a in trade na pawh a awm, chu chu smuggling”. ani kan ti thei ang. Chu chu India leh Burma Trade & commerce na hnuaia agreement an sign zinga Item awm lo chu Illegal trade ani mai.
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:15 am
‘flying says
‘AIG Insurance company pawh hian Tax a pe tho tho. Chu chu India sorgar leh U.S sogar Trade & Commerce na hnuaiah a awmtho. awm loh in a theih loh’
Aig or american company te India rama TAx pek tur hi sawrkar leh sorkar indorna ani hranlo. chutiang bokin India company te US a an tax pek tur hi sorkar leh sorkar in dorna anilo.
Tunah india ah hian FII (foreign investor) ten an Tax pek tur hi 30-50% a ni.. FII tih hian khoi ram company poh a huam vek.. an pek zat a inang vek .. Ramin scheme/policy alo duang sa a, khami kha company ten an va zawm ve ani mai.. I hrethiam deuh em?
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:17 am
“.Company investment tih duhna/hmun tur hi sorkar thlan sak tur ani ngailo.. a company thu thu a ni ngai ee…
chuvangin a inrawlh lo ka tihna chhan poh a ni.
America co. ah hian sawrkar in a invest na tur hmun/ram a thlansak i hre toh em?”.
Sogar Phalna tel lo vin khawi private, company mah in khawiram ah mah an duh na ram ram ah an company te an Open thei lo. Sorgar in a phalsak na ram ah chuan an duhna hmun ram a piang ah chuan an hawng thei thung.
Chu ramah chuan chu tiang chu chin chu kan ram a tranghian a export theih, company a hawntheih tihvel, ram pakhat leh pakhat in Agreement an siamhnu ah, Private sector te pawn chu ram in a pawmtawh na ram ah chuan an hawngthei, sorgar in a pawmlohna ram ah, khawi private sector mah in an duhna piang ram ah company an dinthei lo. An din anih chuan Illegal ani in Sut Down tir theih nghal ani ang.
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:19 am
naktukah.. conti..
ka mut a hun e..
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:20 am
he he he.. la meng ve la mawle..
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May 18th, 2009 at 1:39 am
warned mai mai ringawt chu a tawk lo ang
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May 18th, 2009 at 7:35 am
Lily leh flying han tichho zel teh u a ngaihnawm ka i lutuk
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May 18th, 2009 at 8:42 am
@mzvision: Tun ah hian, Burma leh India Trade & Commerce, hnuaia in sumdawnpawh tawnna tur, Product Item vel ka duanlai ania. Tuna ka duante pawh hi Rampahnih remtihna in in thawhchhuah tawntur ania, chu chu ram pakhat leh pakhat in Trade Agreement ansiam fel theihhun ah chian tun a Product Item te hi thawnchhuah theih ani ang.
Tlem ka duante.
Ramdang thawn chhuah (Export) te.
(a) Arsa -buk-1 (Kyat 6000 ,India Rs 300).
Bawngsa-buk-1 (kyat 4500, India Rs 225).
Kaikuang –buk-1 (kyat 5000,India Rs 250) zungno te tia a lian.
Buhfai hi Pyi 1:Note: No 8 a awm) Kg75 hu vel bag hi Kyat 10000 in 13000 In kar ani).
Kuangkuah hnah Kg -1 Kyat 1000, India Rs 50).
Antam kuangvar chi hmerkhat vel-Kyat 200,India Rs 10).
Parbawr- bawrkhat a lian deuh Kyat 700,India Rs 22).
(h) Zikhlum-bawrkhat a lian deuh Kyat 700,India Rs 22).
Note: Tuna duanhlim ania, hengte pawh hi India leh Burma in agreement an siamfel hunah Legal te in a khawi ram ram ve pawn in chhawr thawn chhuah theih ve ve a la ni ang. Tun ah rihchuan a thren Item te khi Illegal in tihmek leh Legal a tihmek a awm.
A dang ka duante erawh ka thlah tawh rih lo ang.
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May 19th, 2009 at 12:57 am
@Liliparmawia tlem i tan ulh mai mai a ni. Public sector company reng reng chu sorkar ta a ni.Chuvang chuan public sector company ten Burma nen a sumdawnna an neih chuan India leh Burma an in sumdawn tawn kan ti lo thei lo.
Tin, an insumdawn tawn nasa. Burma atang in India hian pulse via Singapore atang 50 million us dollar hu ang vel a import thin in ka hria.
Chuvangin sawhthing a mi Mizoram hian kan chin ang tih lai pawh kha pulse chungchang hi rawn ziah nghek ka duh khawp mai.
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May 19th, 2009 at 12:59 am
@ mzvision he lai hi a ngaihnawm nen nen ka lo hre ve miah hlei nem
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May 19th, 2009 at 1:15 am
khadaih kha asin buhsai hi Rs 5 to 7 per kg a ni dawna a tlawm a tihchi dawn hi mahse Aizawl phurh thlen nan engzat tak seng ang i mawle
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May 19th, 2009 at 2:02 am
Tin trade leh foreign direct investment in sawi pawlh deuh in ka hria a, foreign direct investment hi an invest na sector a zir in sorkar in cap a siam thin 20 percent etc
Free trade meaning tak a phei chuan sorkar dan leh dun khuahkhirhna awm miah lo a ram dang mi nen a insumdawn tawnna hi a ni zawk.
Hei hi a la theih lo a, India EXIM Policy 2008-09 ah chuan
India sumdawnpui theihloh te:
a. Ivory coast hi diamond ah a sumdawn pui thei lo -UN Security Council Resolution 1643.
b.Iraq atang arms leh arms related item
c.North Korea nen nuclear bomb lam siamna material UNSC in a phal loh te.
d.Iran nen nuclear thil bawk UNSC resolution bawhzuina
e. Ram dang zawng nen a an insumdawn tawnna ah chuan Foreign Trade Policy in emaw Dan dang ding lai in a regulate tih loh item zawng zawng ah free trade an puang.
Chuan India import item tiang hian an then-
1. free – capital goods import license a awm lo, duh duh in a import theih
2.licensed imports-license neih chauh in import theih eg insecticides etc
3.canalised imports- heng item hi import an canalised ,awmzia chu public sector thlanbik te chauh in an import eg cereals hi FCI chauh import a theih.
4.prohibited items- pathum chauh -tallow fat, animal rennet and unprocessed ivory
export theih :A dang zawng zawng freely export theih
export theih loh chu
1.prohibited-item sawm a awm eg- bawngsa, ramsa ,sandalwood etc
2.canalised items- item paruk leh sub item 17 a awm eg crude oil
3. restricted items-item hlawm 30 a awm eg camel,horse -marwari,manipuri leh kathiawari breed etc
leh eng item pawh public notice hmang a General Director of Foreign trade in a regulate.
Pulse hi restricted item ah a awm, kan produce tam teh reng nen , kan ei nasa a ,export an phal lo,domestic demand kan la supply hneh lo a,canada,usa leh Myanmar atang kan import nasa .
Chuvangin Mizoram hian pulse hi ching uar ila a that ka ring thar khawp.
Chuvangin Myanmar nen kan insumdawn zia chu sawi vak ngai ah ka dah lo.
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May 19th, 2009 at 2:14 am
April-Jan 2009 chhung khan Myanmar hian Rs.851.08 crores man hu India ah an export a,India in Myanmar ah Rs.3352.56 crores man hu kan export bawk.
A chiang viau in ka hria , in hnial tawh lo ang u.
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May 19th, 2009 at 7:20 am
@Ditto 2007-08 chhunga India export to Myanmar Rs 3259 Crores Import Rs 746 Crores heihi Commerce Ministry GOI atanga ka lak ania
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May 19th, 2009 at 9:51 pm
@ mzvision a dik ang, argument close theih tawh mai lawm ni.
Nge k’u Lilyparmawia kan la nghak dawn, a reh rei riau mai
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May 19th, 2009 at 9:56 pm
Amen upa sakah pawh an lo ti ngai e, close rih mai ang hmiang Lily po’n a protest vak ka ring love
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July 27th, 2011 at 2:23 pm
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