Myanmar (Burma) Investment Conference in Water, Renewable Energies, Environmental Protection 2012

May 5, 2012 - PRLog -- Myanmar (Burma) Investment Conference in Water, Renewable Energies, Environmental Protection 2012
Maynmar Investment conference for water and waste water, renewable energies, energy,
environmental protection and infrastructur in september 2012 in Yangon. A master plan over 150 bn USD presented by Ministries and Helmut Kaiser Consultancy
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Mayanmar with 62 million people and the opening of the country has a master plan
for investments for foreign companies in water and waste water, renewable energies, energy, environmental protection and infrastructur for next 10 years. This conference
will be held by official Ministries and Helmut Kaiser Consultancy, the world leader
in water and renewable energy and environmental protection business and consultancy
since 1980. For more information pls write to email : hkc22@bluewin.ch
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The environmental business developed in the last 30 years in waves and changing priorities. Now climate change

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