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The document summarizes current demographic, political, economic, and opportunity developments in Myanmar. It notes that Myanmar's population is projected to grow to 60 million by 2030, with 42% living in urban areas. While the military previously ruled Myanmar for 50 years, there has been a recent political shift towards democracy. However, challenges remain such as corruption and influence from the old elite. The economy has been shifting from agriculture to manufacturing. Special economic zones and foreign direct investment have increased, with opportunities existing across primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors such as agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and consumer goods.
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