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Israel and Burma to Start Joint Industrial and Agricultural Projects

August 6, 1956
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A number of Israeli experts will leave shortly for Rangoon to carry out on-the-spot surveys for joint Israeli-Burmese industrial and agricultural projects. The joint ventures were agreed upon by the two governments earlier.

Official announcement of the experts’ departure was made are following the completion of a five-day visit to Israel by Tun Thang, permanent secretary to the Burmese Deputy Premier. He had come here to discuss implementation of economic agreement signed by the two countries last March. During his visit it was declared that Israel would supply the managerial staffs for the joint ventures.

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