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Doing Business in Myanmar: How Panasonic is Making its Mark

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As a strategic market for Panasonic, Myanmar is an emerging market full of potential and opportunities. From establishing a branch office in 2013 to promotion of its wide range of consumer electronics as well as core business capabilities, the company's expectations have been high and the actions to fulfill those expectations not any less. 

See two of the company's key business partners share their thoughts on the partnership and also what Panasonic can continue to offer for the Myanmar market to create a better life and a better world.

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