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Russia Looks to Myanmar Offshore Oil and Gas Prospects

June 21, 2025
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Russia Signs Investment Agreement with Myanmar to Boost Energy Opportunities

Russia and Myanmar have cemented their economic ties by signing an investment agreement that paves the way for Russian energy companies to explore new opportunities in the south Asian country. The agreement, signed in St Petersburg, signifies a significant step towards enhancing cooperation between the two nations.

Economy Minister Maxim Reshetnikov expressed optimism about the prospects of Russian companies participating in the development of offshore oil and gas fields in Myanmar. This collaboration is expected to accelerate various projects, including the construction of a 660 MW coal-fired thermal power plant in Myanmar’s Dawei special economic zone.

Amidst the political turmoil in Myanmar, exacerbated by the military junta’s seizure of power in 2021, Russia has been strengthening its relationship with the country. Despite the challenges facing Myanmar, such as internal conflict, economic instability, and widespread hunger, Russia sees potential for mutual benefits through continued cooperation.

Notable engagements between Russia and Myanmar include a meeting between junta chief Min Aung Hlaing and Russian President Vladimir Putin, where they discussed plans for a small-scale nuclear plant in Myanmar. Additionally, a memorandum was signed for the construction of a port and oil refinery in the Dawei economic zone, highlighting the commitment to further economic collaboration.

Aside from energy projects, the investment agreement also encompasses cooperation in key sectors such as transport infrastructure, metallurgy, agriculture, and telecommunications. This comprehensive approach aims to leverage the strengths of both countries for sustainable development and mutual growth.

With the signing of this agreement, Russia and Myanmar are poised to deepen their economic partnership and explore new avenues for collaboration. The mutual interests of both nations align in various sectors, laying a foundation for long-term cooperation and shared prosperity.

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As the world watches the evolving dynamics between Russia and Myanmar, the investment agreement signals a strategic move towards fostering economic resilience and diversification. By leveraging each other’s strengths and resources, the two countries aim to navigate challenges and seize opportunities for growth in a rapidly changing global landscape.

(Source: Reuters)

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