
Maersk Line has long been looking toward the growing market in Myanmar, and now the company has received a permanent business license to operate independently in the country. The license covers both Maersk Line, MCC Transport, and Safmarine, says the carrier in a press release, adding that the Yangon office will open in May.
“We are pleased to be granted a permanent business license to operate our own agency in Myanmar. Since the European Union and United States eased sanctions in 2012, we have experienced a surge in interest in sourcing goods to and from Myanmar,” says My Therese Blank, Myanmar Country Manager.
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