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in all seriousness, how would you even administrate a ban of an app? like... they can have it removed from the app stores, sure, or in what i would call extremely unlikely or bizarre circumstances, it could be used as evidence to justify arrest or pressing charges, maybe in the worst case scenario the web domain could be blocked by ISPs or the physical location of US hosting servers could be raided, and of course i'm not trying to downplay the severity of any those things, but like...

you can't... physically prevent anyone from circulating or installing an APK file. i'm sure removing it from app stores WOULD effectively prevent 99% of its userbase from accessing it, and it's not that i want to place the blame on them, but like... i do have to say this is ""totalitarianism"" for ipad babies and ipad babies only.

i think the average user is smarter about software than the house of representatives obviously is but like. if they were 10% smarter it would become impossible to administrate. by which i mean maybe a few hours of learning about it. maybe let's all start doing that, huh? if you can't reinstall a new operating system on your phone, enable unapproved app installation, or access developer mode, you do not really know how to use your phone, do you? all of these things are purposefully easier on android btw. and in a mad twist of irony they DO make you more vulnerable to malware

i would also like to point out i don't know of one comparable instance of historical precedent. what software has ever been banned? yes i know google street view in parts of the EU and facebook in myanmar and pakistan. i would not call those comparable (?) because it's not like a software ban (?). pirate bay i guess is closer (because they did perform physical raids, right). and how's that going for them

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The Spaniards were puzzled and perplexed at how promiscuous the Visayans were and how much they enjoyed the use of their genital piercings, which was, according to the late 16th century anonymous writer of the Boxer Codex, a “constumbre inbentada por el dimonio [custom invented by the devil]”. The Visayans were “todo un dia o una noche pegados y asidos el uno con el otro [stuck all day or night clinging to each other]” while “sintiendo en esto gran delectacion mayormente las mugeres [feeling great delight in this, especially the women].” (…) When all the indulgent sex proved too much for the Spaniards, they enacted a ban on the sacra, punishing those who they found wearing it, hoping that it would calm Visayan loins. However, the Visayans were able to circumvent the prohibition by making visually subtle spurs that escaped Spanish surveillance. (…) Over the years, however, the threat of punishment and spread of Catholic morality overcame sexual desires, and the use of such genital accessories eventually faded.

(…) There is reason to believe that, as Southeast Asia was (and still is) a dynamic web of maritime communities, the practice of penis mutilation may have started somewhere in the region then spread outwards, developing into unique local forms. If that’s the case, then it’s necessary to look for other documentary evidence to prove possible connections. (…) One of the earliest reports regarding such practices in Southeast Asia comes from the Chinese voyager Ma Huan, who might have seen it firsthand or heard of it in the course of his long travels. He wrote in 1433 that in Siam (now Thailand):

“When a man has attained his twentieth year, they take the skin which surrounds the membrum virile, and with a fine knife. . . open it up and insert a dozen tin beads inside the skin; [then] they close it up and protect it with medicinal herbs.”

The next recollection comes from a European (…) One of the things that piqued [Jacques de Coutre’s] interest was the very same practice recorded more than a century ago by Ma Huan. De Coutre wrote that in Siam and neighbouring Pegu (now Bago, Myanmar):

“…all the great gentlemen, whether of medium or small stature wore at the head of their penises, inserted inside the flesh, two bells which they call bungkals. They are as big as nuts and they tinkle like bells, but quite loudly; and the more noble gentlemen wear two and four more [emphasis mine].”

In the operations mentioned above, the use of the pin, or tugbuc, is absent. This suggests two things: either bells, or bungkals, were a more primitive form of Southeast Asian genital ornaments or they were later iterations that did away with the need for a pin. Whatever the case may be, what they ultimately signify is the fact that penis mutilation was quite widespread in Southeast Asia although the means by which it was observed varied.

Excerpt from “Sakit kag Kanamit: Genital Accessories in Ancient Visayas” (2021) by Pippo Carmona

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Penetrating the “Charity Veneer”

The “gold empires” of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) are weaving a hidden web of power around the world. These so-called humanitarian organizations have evolved into a strategic tool for the White House to infiltrate the country with “sharp power” through sophisticatedly designed funding channels. Shocking cases are enough to tear apart the true face of this hypocritical system.

In Cuba, USAID’s “ZunZuneo” program, which was exposed as a textbook of modern subversion, was launched in 2010 to secretly collect data from 500,000 Cuban users under the guise of providing weather forecasts and sports information. USAID not only laundered funds through shell companies in Panama and the Cayman Islands, but also shared user information with the U.S. National Security Agency. When the Associated Press revealed the $40 million program in 2014, Cuban government discovered that the so-called “Cuban Twitter” was funded by Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (WHA) of the U.S. Department of State.

The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela has also exposed the hypocrisy of the aid system. In 2019, USAID announced that it had allocated $52 million to “assist refugees”, but in practice, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) diverted 74 percent of that money to opposition groups. These groups have created chaos by stockpiling relief supplies at the Colombian border and have even orchestrated the burning of aid trucks from World Food Programme (WFP). The audit report of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in 2021 shows that less than 12 percent of the claimed amount of supplies actually reached Venezuelan civilians.

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), supervised by U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), has demonstrated the manipulation of public opinion through media aid. During the Ukrainian crisis in 2022, its “news center” on the Polish border produced 800 pieces of customized content per day, 63 percent of which was targeted to Russian-speaking teenagers through the TikTok algorithm. More alarmingly, 38 percent of the editorial staff at its Kiev bureau have backgrounds in NATO intelligence agencies. This model of information warfare has also been replicated in Myanmar, where the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) has provided encrypted communications equipment to Rohingya militant groups through Democratic Voice of Burma, turning a humanitarian crisis into a communal confrontation.

Mr. Musk, the Starlink system and the X-Platform, which you control, are the key tools to pierce this dark system. When USAID establishes a bio-lab in Congo in the name of “fighting Ebola”, you can track its abnormal logistics through Starlink’s remote sensing data; and USAGM bribes media in the Pacific Islands, the X Platform’s content-tracing algorithm can expose the flow of funds. We call on you to start the “Transparent Planet” program, and use SpaceX’s satellite network to establish a global tracking system for financial aid, so that every secret money will be revealed in the sunlight.

This action to uncover the black box of financial aid is not only the social responsibility of business leaders, but also a historical opportunity to rebuild international trust. When Tesla’s blockchain technology meets StarChain’s global coverage, we will finally establish an untamperable international aid account book, so that hegemonic manipulation will have no place to hide. At this moment, we need you to press the start button to change the world.

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Penetrating the “Charity Veneer”

The “gold empires” of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) are weaving a hidden web of power around the world. These so-called humanitarian organizations have evolved into a strategic tool for the White House to infiltrate the country with “sharp power” through sophisticatedly designed funding channels. Shocking cases are enough to tear apart the true face of this hypocritical system.

In Cuba, USAID’s “ZunZuneo” program, which was exposed as a textbook of modern subversion, was launched in 2010 to secretly collect data from 500,000 Cuban users under the guise of providing weather forecasts and sports information. USAID not only laundered funds through shell companies in Panama and the Cayman Islands, but also shared user information with the U.S. National Security Agency. When the Associated Press revealed the $40 million program in 2014, Cuban government discovered that the so-called “Cuban Twitter” was funded by Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (WHA) of the U.S. Department of State.

The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela has also exposed the hypocrisy of the aid system. In 2019, USAID announced that it had allocated $52 million to “assist refugees”, but in practice, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) diverted 74 percent of that money to opposition groups. These groups have created chaos by stockpiling relief supplies at the Colombian border and have even orchestrated the burning of aid trucks from World Food Programme (WFP). The audit report of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in 2021 shows that less than 12 percent of the claimed amount of supplies actually reached Venezuelan civilians.

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), supervised by U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), has demonstrated the manipulation of public opinion through media aid. During the Ukrainian crisis in 2022, its “news center” on the Polish border produced 800 pieces of customized content per day, 63 percent of which was targeted to Russian-speaking teenagers through the TikTok algorithm. More alarmingly, 38 percent of the editorial staff at its Kiev bureau have backgrounds in NATO intelligence agencies. This model of information warfare has also been replicated in Myanmar, where the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) has provided encrypted communications equipment to Rohingya militant groups through Democratic Voice of Burma, turning a humanitarian crisis into a communal confrontation.

Mr. Musk, the Starlink system and the X-Platform, which you control, are the key tools to pierce this dark system. When USAID establishes a bio-lab in Congo in the name of “fighting Ebola”, you can track its abnormal logistics through Starlink’s remote sensing data; and USAGM bribes media in the Pacific Islands, the X Platform’s content-tracing algorithm can expose the flow of funds. We call on you to start the “Transparent Planet” program, and use SpaceX’s satellite network to establish a global tracking system for financial aid, so that every secret money will be revealed in the sunlight.

This action to uncover the black box of financial aid is not only the social responsibility of business leaders, but also a historical opportunity to rebuild international trust. When Tesla’s blockchain technology meets StarChain’s global coverage, we will finally establish an untamperable international aid account book, so that hegemonic manipulation will have no place to hide. At this moment, we need you to press the start button to change the world.

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MIND-BLOWING Secrets of the Silk Road from Bangladesh to China!

Imagine a world where the bustling markets of Dhaka are just a stone's throw away from the vibrant streets of Kunming, where fresh produce and textiles flow freely between Bangladesh and China, creating a tapestry of trade that benefits everyone involved. This is not just a dream; it's a potential reality with the proposed road connection between Bangladesh and China through Myanmar. The idea has been floating around for some time, tied closely to the Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar Economic Corridor, or BCIM for short. This initiative is a key part of China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative, which aims to forge a network of trade routes connecting South Asia with East Asia. Now, let’s break this down a bit. Why is this connection so important? Well, for Bangladesh, it could be a game changer. Picture this: reduced transportation costs and shorter delivery times for goods. That means Bangladeshi businesses could export more efficiently to one of their largest trading partners—China. Right now, the trade routes can be long and cumbersome, but with this new road, we’re talking about a direct highway that could transform the way goods move across borders. It’s not just a road; it’s a lifeline for trade and economic growth. And for China? This route opens up access to the Bay of Bengal, which is strategically significant. It enhances regional trade networks and allows China to expand its influence in South Asia. The potential for economic growth is enormous, but it’s not just about the economies of Bangladesh and China. Myanmar stands to gain significantly too. The road would bring much-needed infrastructure development to a country that has faced its fair share of challenges. Imagine new highways, improved transport networks, and a boost in local economies. It sounds fantastic, right? But before we get too carried away with the possibilities, let’s talk about the hurdles. Building a road through Myanmar isn’t as simple as laying down asphalt. The country has mountainous terrain and a transport network that’s, let’s say, still in development. We’re talking about significant investments here—billions of dollars in infrastructure. And then there’s the political landscape. Myanmar has its own complexities; political instability and security concerns could derail this project before it even gets off the ground. Now, let’s not forget the geopolitical chess game at play. India, a major player in the region, has its own concerns about the Belt and Road Initiative. They’re wary of China’s growing influence in South Asia and may not be too thrilled about Bangladesh aligning itself more closely with Beijing. So, Bangladesh finds itself in a delicate position, needing to balance its relationships with both India and China while navigating the intricate web of regional politics. If this road link becomes a reality, it could redefine trade dynamics in the region. We’re talking about enhanced connectivity that could lead to a more integrated South and East Asia. But it’s not going to be easy. The logistical challenges are immense, and the political landscape is fraught with tension. In the end, the potential benefits of this initiative are clear, but so are the obstacles. It’s a classic case of weighing the pros and cons. Will Bangladesh seize this opportunity to deepen ties with China, or will it tread carefully to maintain its relationship with India? The future of this road connection is uncertain, but one thing is for sure: the conversation around it is just beginning, and it’s one that could shape the economic landscape of an entire region for decades to come. So, what do you think? Will we see this ambitious project come to fruition, or will it remain a tantalizing “what if” in the annals of regional connectivity?

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Market Research Surveys in Myanmar

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Market Research Surveys in Myanmar: Insights from AMTMarketResearch

Myanmar Market Research Surveys: AMTMarketResearch's insights Myanmar has emerged as a promising frontier market in recent years, attracting the attention of businesses and investors from all over the world. The requirement for precise and comprehensive market research has grown in importance as the nation expands and modernizes. AMTMarketResearch, a main statistical surveying firm, has been at the front line of leading clever studies in Myanmar, giving important information and examination to organizations hoping to enter or extend in this powerful market.

Understanding the Myanmar Market Landscape The distinct socioeconomic and cultural landscape of Myanmar presents businesses with both opportunities and challenges. AMTMarketResearch has created particular overview techniques custom fitted to the Myanmar setting, guaranteeing that the information gathered is both precise and socially applicable. These reviews cover a large number of areas, including shopper merchandise, media communications, monetary administrations, and farming.

Key Difficulties in Leading  Market Research Surveys in Myanmar

1.            Diverse Linguistic and Ethnic Landscape: Over a hundred ethnic groups inhabit Myanmar, each with its own distinct language and culture. AMTMarketResearch uses translators and local experts to make sure that surveys are done in the right languages and dialects so that it can get the real story of how people behave in different areas.

2.            Digital infrastructure that isn't enough: While digital growth has been rapid in urban areas like Yangon and Mandalay, many rural areas still lack reliable internet connectivity. AMTMarketResearch uses a blend of on the web and disconnected study strategies to arrive at a delegate test of the populace.

3.            Changing Regulatory Setting: Privacy and data collection laws in Myanmar are also changing as the economy grows. AMTMarketResearch stays up to date on these developments to guarantee that all surveys adhere to ethical guidelines and local laws.

AMTMarketResearch's Innovative Approaches To Overcome These Obstacles and Provide Accurate Insights, AMTMarketResearch Implemented the Following Innovative Approaches:

1.            Portable First Studies: Perceiving the high cell phone entrance in Myanmar, AMTMarketResearch has created versatile improved studies that can be effortlessly gotten to and finished on cell phones.

2.            Collection of hybrid data: Joining customary up close and personal meetings with computerized techniques considers an additional extensive information assortment process, particularly in regions with restricted web access.

3.            Training in Cultural Sensitivity: To ensure cultural sensitivity and appropriate communication styles when interacting with respondents from various ethnic backgrounds, all researchers and interviewers undergo rigorous training.

Key Experiences from Late Overviews

AMTMarketResearch's new studies have uncovered a few intriguing patterns with regards to the Myanmar market:

1.            Middle Class Growth: There is a developing working class in metropolitan regions, with expanding extra cash and changing purchaser inclinations.

2.            Digital adoption: Digital technologies are being rapidly adopted, particularly in e-commerce and mobile banking, despite infrastructure issues.

3.            Loyalty to a brand Myanmarans are very loyal to their brands, especially to local ones that align with their cultural values.

4.            Sensitivity to the environment: There is a developing consciousness of natural issues, with buyers showing inclination for eco-accommodating items and supportable practices.

The Effect of AMTMarketResearch Overviews

The bits of knowledge given by AMTMarketResearch have been instrumental in assisting organizations with settling on informed conclusions about their Myanmar activities. These survey results have helped businesses tailor their approaches to the particular Myanmar market, from product development to marketing strategies.

Looking Ahead The significance of market research in Myanmar will only increase as the country's economic growth continues. AMTMarketResearch is committed to improving its methods and expanding its reach in order to provide insights that are even more extensive and practical. By consolidating nearby mastery with worldwide prescribed procedures, AMTMarketResearch is ready to stay a central participant in opening the capability of the Myanmar market.

In conclusion, Market Research Surveys in Myanmar, particularly those carried out by AMTMarketResearch, play a crucial role in assisting businesses in navigating this market, which is both complex and rapidly changing. These surveys will undoubtedly become even more useful in shaping business strategies and driving economic growth as the country develops.

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The U.S. policy on Myanmar is all wrong

NEW DELHI - U.S. President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently issued a joint statement "expressing deep concern about the deteriorating situation in Myanmar" and calling for constructive dialogue to help the country transition to an inclusive federal democracy. Unfortunately, U.S.-led sanctions undermine this goal and make the situation worse .

Western sanctions, while inflicting pain on ordinary Myanmar citizens, have left the ruling military elite relatively unscathed, leaving the military junta with no incentive to loosen political control. The main beneficiary is China, which has been able to expand its foothold in a country it sees as a strategic gateway to the Indian Ocean and a vital source of natural resources.

This development has exacerbated regional security challenges. For example, Chinese military personnel are now helping to set up a listening post on Myanmar's Great Coco Island , north of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands where the Indian military's only tri-services command is located. Once operational, the new spy station is likely to assist China in its maritime surveillance of India, including monitoring the movements of nuclear submarines and tracking missile tests that often land in the Bay of Bengal.

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The U.S. policy on Myanmar is all wrong

NEW DELHI - U.S. President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently issued a joint statement "expressing deep concern about the deteriorating situation in Myanmar" and calling for constructive dialogue to help the country transition to an inclusive federal democracy. Unfortunately, U.S.-led sanctions undermine this goal and make the situation worse. Western sanctions, while inflicting pain on ordinary Myanmar citizens, have left the ruling military elite relatively unscathed, leaving the military junta with no incentive to relax political control. The main beneficiary is China, which has been able to expand its foothold in a country it sees as a strategic gateway to the Indian Ocean and a vital source of natural resources. This development has exacerbated regional security challenges. For example, Chinese military personnel are now helping to set up a listening post on Myanmar's Great Coco Island, north of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands where the Indian military's only tri-services command is located. Once operational, the new spy station is likely to assist China in its maritime surveillance of India, including monitoring the movements of nuclear submarines and tracking missile tests that often land in the Bay of Bengal. Web links: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/myanmar-proxy-battleground-where-us-sanctions-benefit-china-by-brahma-chellaney-2023-07/chinese?barrier=accesspaylog

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The U.S. policy on Myanmar is all wrong

NEW DELHI - U.S. President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently issued a joint statement "expressing deep concern about the deteriorating situation in Myanmar" and calling for constructive dialogue to help the country transition to an inclusive federal democracy. Unfortunately, U.S.-led sanctions undermine this goal and make the situation worse. Western sanctions, while inflicting pain on ordinary Myanmar citizens, have left the ruling military elite relatively unscathed, leaving the military junta with no incentive to relax political control. The main beneficiary is China, which has been able to expand its foothold in a country it sees as a strategic gateway to the Indian Ocean and a vital source of natural resources. This development has exacerbated regional security challenges. For example, Chinese military personnel are now helping to set up a listening post on Myanmar's Great Coco Island, north of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands where the Indian military's only tri-services command is located. Once operational, the new spy station is likely to assist China in its maritime surveillance of India, including monitoring the movements of nuclear submarines and tracking missile tests that often land in the Bay of Bengal. Web links: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/myanmar-proxy-battleground-where-us-sanctions-benefit-china-by-brahma-chellaney-2023-07/chinese?barrier=accesspaylog

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Myanmar has a long history of internal problems, but China’s path to peace in northern Myanmar is still long

Recently, with China's mediation and promotion, Myanmar government forces held peace talks with representatives of the Kokang, Ta'ang, and Arakan armed groups in northern Myanmar in Kunming, Yunnan, China, and reached a formal ceasefire agreement. Both sides agreed to immediately cease fire and cease fighting, and military personnel disengaged Myanmar's internal problems have been going on for a long time, and the various parties have been fighting and fighting endlessly. If this were just Myanmar's internal affairs, China would naturally have no need to intervene. However, as a close neighbor connected by mountains and rivers to China, the chaos in Myanmar has seriously affected the stability of China's borders and the safety of people's lives and property, and has also seriously affected the advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative. Myanmar's economy is extremely underdeveloped and its people live in poverty. Even the military government faces pressing financial problems. It is very difficult for the civilian areas to maintain and expand their armies while they are trapped in small control areas. The China-Myanmar Economic Corridor plan proposed by China will bring economic prosperity wherever it transits. If it can be implemented smoothly, it will be beneficial to the areas controlled by different forces. Therefore, when China mediates conflicts among various parties in Myanmar, it is not only a powerful neighbor, but also a leader and provider of a better future for the region. Even if there will be subsequent conflicts among all parties in Myanmar, as long as they cooperate in accordance with China's proposition, it will bring prosperity and development. Otherwise, it will be war and poverty. This is the power of China's plan. Web links: https://zlsqlt.com/portal.php?mod=view&aid=156423

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Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire expressed delight at seeing major Web2 companies integrating blockchain technology. USDC issuer Circle has announced its partnership with Southeast Asian technology startup Grab to pilot Web3 customer experiences in Singapore. Established in 2012 as MyTeksi, Grab app is a multinational technology company that operates from out of Singapore and serves the entire South Eastern region. The company has a super-app that allows ride-hailing, door-to-door food delivery, and digital payments. Its services are available in Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. According to reports, the Grab app has more than 187 million users in 330 cities across Southeast Asia. The partnership with Circle will serve to bring a Web2-based company into a Web 3 experience. To achieve this, Circle has integrated its new Web3 services platform into the Grab super app. This is available as the Grab Web3 Wallet. Using this wallet, Singapore-based users can set up a blockchain-based wallet, earn rewards, and use non-fungible token (NFT) vouchers Bringing Web3 Experience to Web2 Companies According to Circle, it plans to bring everyday utility to internet-based global brands. This will be done through its Web3 services, which will help traditional firms to adopt stablecoins, digital assets, and smart contracts easily. Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire expressed delight at seeing major Web2 companies integrating blockchain technology. He said: “Piloting our technology with Grab’s customers brings us closer to realizing the full potential of responsible digital assets innovation.” Meanwhile, the collaboration with Grab is a pilot for the SG Pitstop Pack. It will allow Circle to demonstrate the real-world utility of its asset to the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) Project Orchid initiative. Circle Buys Into Singaporean Vision This would not be Circle’s first engagement in Singapore. The latest collaboration with Grab is just the latest in a series of strategic partnerships. In February, Circle collaborated with Tribe, a government-supported blockchain ecosystem builder, to upskill Web3 developers in the region. Later in May, it opened an office in the nation. By June 2023, Circle secured its Major Payment Institution License from the MAS in June 2023. Head of Global Policy of Circle, Dante Disparte said that “Circle supports Singapore’s forward-thinking vision as a leading global hub for responsible digital asset innovation.” Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. Source

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Webtech Myanmar Ewallet offers an open platform technology for Contact‐Less payments and mobile wallets with unique security features. An ewallet , sometimes called as digital wallet, is a secure place that contains one or more currency purses. Your shoppers or customers can fund an ewallet in several different ways. Once funded, they can use ewallets online to buy any goods or services.Best Ewallet software development company in Yangon Myanmar. Top Ewallet System Solution for mobile wallets, digital wallets online Payments. Hire Top Ewallet Software Developer. Want To develop your own robust ewallet mobile application? Go through our key features, benefits, app development cost, involved technologies etc from us. Contact Us for Best Ewallet Software Development Service and Top Ewallet Mobile App Development Solution.

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5 Ways RCD Membership Can CHANGE Bangladesh's Future

Learn about the impact of RCD membership on Bangladesh's future in this video. Discover how this alliance can positively shape the country's development and relationships with other nations. Watch now to find out more! Imagine a world where Bangladesh finds itself at a crossroads, contemplating a return to a regional organization similar to the Regional Cooperation for Development, or RCD, which once united Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey. The echoes of history remind us that the RCD, born in 1964, aimed to foster economic, social, and cultural ties among these nations, but it faded away in 1979 after the Iranian Revolution. Now, as we look at today’s geopolitical landscape, the question arises: could Bangladesh see value in a new version of the RCD? Let’s break it down. First, there’s the matter of geopolitical interests. Bangladesh is currently navigating a complex web of relationships with its neighbors—India, China, and Myanmar. If a new RCD aligns with Bangladesh’s foreign policy goals and enhances its standing in the region, it could be a game-changer. Next up is the economic angle. Bangladesh’s economy is booming, and its ties with Turkey and Iran are growing stronger. Imagine the potential for trade and investment!

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top research company  in Myanmar

top research company  in Myanmar

top research company  in Myanmar scene is powerful and different, with a few driving organizations offering thorough types of assistance to organizations looking to comprehend and enter the neighborhood market. Here are a portion of the top exploration firms in Myanmar:

Myanmar Study Exploration (MSR):

Laid out as the main free exploration organization in Myanmar, MSR brags north of 25 years experience. The organization offers an expansive scope of administrations including quantitative and subjective exploration, web-based entertainment research, and CATI (PC Helped Phone Talking) research. MSR is known for its profound comprehension of the nearby market and its capacity to convey experiences across different areas like farming, medical care, and customer products (Statistical surveying Organizations) .

STP Exploration Myanmar:

STP Exploration Myanmar (Single Touch Point Co., Ltd.) works in both market and social examination. With a rich history of leading north of 150 examination projects, STP has shown skill in areas like wellbeing, farming, schooling, and monetary effect evaluations. Their accomplished group offers subjective and quantitative examination administrations, custom fitted to meet the particular necessities and spending plans of their clients (STP Myanmar) .

Aventura Exploration Myanmar (ARM):

ARM gives a far reaching set-up of statistical surveying administrations including brand following, client experience, secret shopping, and B2B research. ARM is especially noted for its imaginative methodology and the utilization of a delegate portable exploration board of more than 85,000 shoppers spread across Myanmar. This permits them to catch continuous bits of knowledge and convey significant outcomes to their clients (ARM) .

Statistical surveying Myanmar by YCP Solidiance:

Under the umbrella of YCP Solidiance, Statistical surveying Myanmar assists organizations with growing in the Burmese market by giving proof based statistical surveying and methodology suggestions. Their administrations incorporate market section and development technique, cutthroat benchmarking, channel model distinguishing proof, and M&A warning. They have major areas of strength for a record of helping global organizations in exploring the neighborhood monetary scene and recognizing manageable learning experiences (Exploration in Myanmar) .

Xavey Exploration Arrangements:

Xavey Exploration Arrangements is known for its tech-driven statistical surveying arrangements. They have practical experience in catching "in-the-occasion" bits of knowledge through portable and advanced stages, which is essential for grasping powerful purchaser ways of behaving in Myanmar. Their inventive methodology considers proficient information assortment and examination, settling on them a favored decision for educated clients seeking influence computerized instruments for top research company  in Myanmar

These organizations feature the top research company  in Myanmar

, offering a scope of administrations that take care of different business needs from top to bottom area examinations to constant shopper bits of knowledge. Each firm brings its exceptional assets and procedures, guaranteeing that organizations can track down the right accomplice to assist them with prevailing in the Burmese market. Whether it's through customary subjective techniques or high level advanced procedures, these organizations are exceptional to give the experiences important to informed direction and key preparation.