Myanmar earns 384 mln USD from garment exports in April

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Myanmar earns 384 mln USD from garment exports in April

STORY: Myanmar earns 384 mln USD from garment exports in April DATELINE: May 13, 2023 LENGTH: 00:03:02 LOCATION: YANGON, Myanmar CATEGORY: ECONOMY SHOTLIST: 1. various of a garment factory in Yangon STORYLINE: Myanmar earned 384 million U.S. dollars from the exports of garments manufactured under the cut-make-pack (CMP) system in April this year, the state media citing the Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association has reported. The Southeast Asian country exported garments worth 200 million dollars through land borders, while it shipped goods worth 184 million dollars via sea routes, the report said. Myanmar exported the garment to China, Thailand and European countries, it said. The investment in Myanmar's CMP garment sector comes from China, Thailand, South Korea and Japan. China is the largest foreign investor in Myanmar's garment sector, the report said. Myanmar's garment industry has created more than 100,000 job opportunities for local people, it said. Myanmar earned more than 1.5 billion U.S. d

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