Myanmar-Thai border trade up to US$195 mln till 10 December

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Thailand is Myanmar’s second-largest trade partner and third-largest foreign investor.

The Myanmar-Thailand border trade has increased by US$195.1 million between 1 October and 10 December this mini-budget year of 2021-2022FY, according to the Ministry of Commerce. The country’s export to neighbouring Thailand reached $545.09 million, while its import shared $319.53 million.
During the corresponding period of the FY2020-2021, Myanmar-Thailand border trade touched a high of $669.52 million.
The country mainly conducts border trade with Thailand through seven land borders — Tachilek, Myawady, Kawthoung, Myeik, Hteekhee, Mawtaung and Meisei. From 1 October 2021 to 10 December 2022, the Myawady checkpoint topped with the most bilateral border trade value of $478.69 million.
Myanmar’s exports to Thailand were primarily agriculture and livestock products, and imports from Thailand were mainly non-alcoholic beverages, fabric and yarn, motorcycles and related parts, and construction material.
Thailand is Myanmar’s second-largest trade partner and third-largest foreign investor. — ACM/GNLM

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