The British Government opened a UKTI office in Burma in July 2012 to support responsible British investment and trade.
The team is currently comprised of six people, who are based in Rangoon and arrange trade delegations as well as providing British-based companies with support and advice.
The British Government opened a UKTI office in Burma in July 2012 to support responsible British investment and trade. The team is currently comprised of six people, who are based in Rangoon and arrange trade delegations as well as providing British-based companies with support and advice.
For more information visit gov.uk and search UK Trade Investment Burma, or email UKTI Burma: ukti.rangoon@fco.gov.uk
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A blog on the Prime Minister's recent visit and trade mission to South East Asia from Lisa Weedon, Director of UKTI Burma since January 2013 I’ve been lucky enough to have had my role in Burma for the last two …
