The consequences of sanctions will not be good, Myanmar threat

It is reported from the news of Myanmar's country's top media Myanmar Times that there is a threat to the possible sanctions of the United States and the European Union. The top civilian representative of the country's ruling D-Facto government told the Myanmar Times that if Western sanctions do not directly impact the economy, changes will occur in the socio-economic context. The crisis of employment will be hampered by the findings of a peace and democratic processor's report on Monday that it is planning to take steps for Myanmar against the US and European Union. Quoting diplomats who did not wish to be named, diplomats quoted diplomats, Reuters said, the ban on top army officers and arms, banning war against Buddhism, trade sanctions against Myanmar are discussed. The Planning and Finance Minister's Fund, Tanunang said, "Myanmar is going to ban a ban It's going to be a good b By barring or promoting economic sanctions, they impede trade relations with other countries. 'He said,' We want to maintain friendship with all countries. When someone wants to impose a ban, we have to tell the truth with the Rakhain. We do not want this ban, we will present the actual situation. 'The West's ban is not limited to the direct impact of the Myanmar Times report, it says that if the ban is imposed, the direct impact of Myanmar will be less. However, it is feared that peace process will be hampered by building employment crisis. And Tun Tun said, countries with which trade relations can further influence business with them. Myanmar will not be too economically damaged by the US and EU trade relations so much less than China, Japan, Thailand and Singapore. "The ruling NLD government financial advisor Yu Min Wu said, the sanctions of Western countries may lead to the divide and disbelief of Myanmar. He said, Myanmar is still struggling economically. The prohibition will be more metabolism in the country, it will be banned by the government's democratic reconstruction process and efforts to establish human rights. He said, 'All ethnic people living in this country live together. We are all going to work on the development of the country so that we can achieve our success in the future, so if any superpower imposes a ban, that means they are trying to divide us and nobody will benefit from it. "The Facto Government State Advisor Duffer's spokesman, Wu Jao, said that how the sanctions should not be considered, there should be some things in the West which are obstructing our democratic reform process, internal peace and improving the quality of life of the people.