The World Bank will open an office in Myanmar in June, a bank official said. “In early June, we will be opening an office in Myanmar, which will be led by a new country manager,” said Pamela Cox, World Bank vice president for East Asia and Pacific Region, Xinhua reported. Cox said she will travel to Myanmar to gain a firsthand assessment of the situation. “Our primary goal is to help the people of Myanmar,” Cox said. “This is a country which has been closed to the outside world for decades — so we’re now preparing a strategy to guide our work with the government to improve services for the people — and assist in tackling the country’s development challenges.”
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