Myanmar

Myanmar
About Myanmar
Australia has had diplomatic relations with Myanmar since 1952. Myanmar, one of the poorest countries in the region, is undergoing an unprecedented, complex and challenging set of reforms: a transition to democracy; economic reform; and peace negotiations to end decades of conflict with the country’s ethnic armed groups.
Australia is working to broaden and deepen our bilateral partnership with Myanmar through strengthening government-to-government ties, growing trade and investment and expanding people-to-people links. This is underpinned by Australia’s development assistance that aims to support Myanmar’s reform process by improving the quality of education; promoting peace and stability; and promoting inclusive economic growth and government management.
- Myanmar country brief
- Myanmar country/economy fact sheet [PDF]
- Australia's development assistance to Myanmar
- Myanmar travel information
- Myanmar sanctions
- Myanmar-Australia trade is covered by the ASEAN - ANZ Free Trade Agreement
- Myanmar Australia Awards
- Myanmar Heads of Government information
- Australian Embassy in Yangon
- Embassy of Myanmar in Australia