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[Photo news] Paving the way to Myanmar

By Bae Hyunjung

Published : May 23, 2019 - 16:30

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The Industrial Bank of Korea CEO Kim Do-jin (fourth from left) stands with Myanmarese officials ahead of the bank’s investment briefing held Thursday at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Some 260 Korean companies interested in advancing into Myanmar attended the event to learn about the legal system and investment environment, through the mediation of the state-run bank. (IBK) The Industrial Bank of Korea CEO Kim Do-jin (fourth from left) stands with Myanmarese officials ahead of the bank’s investment briefing held Thursday at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Some 260 Korean companies interested in advancing into Myanmar attended the event to learn about the legal system and investment environment, through the mediation of the state-run bank. (IBK)

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