It's hard to believe that the founder of the first bank owned by Myanmar's indigenous people was not born in Myanmar. But it's true. The founder of the first indigenous-owned bank in Myanmar was a Rakhine man born in Bangladesh. He was also a
"Khin Ma Wai!" The deep, prolonged shout echoed just before the small house was swept away by the floodwaters.
In the raging current, a home drifted away, gradually carried off and dragged along. As the little house floated away, only the helpless cries of those who could do
"Khin Ma Wai!" The deep, prolonged shout echoed just before the small house was swept away by the floodwaters.
In the raging current, a home drifted away, gradually carried off and dragged along. As the little house floated away, only the helpless cries of those who could do
It's hard to believe that the founder of the first bank owned by Myanmar's indigenous people was not born in Myanmar. But it's true. The founder of the first indigenous-owned bank in Myanmar was a Rakhine man born in Bangladesh. He was also a
The storm of change arrived uninvited in 2021, devouring everything in its path. In the chaotic society that followed, all sectors, including politics and economics, underwent a transformation in their operational patterns.
Even the education sector, which had been functioning normally before, experienced severe changes due to unexpected conflicts. So,
Build Myanmar's 5th event just wrapped, and it was all about navigating our digital future and nurturing the seeds. We brought together the brightest minds in tech and got hands-on with tomorrow's innovations.
Many thanks to A+ Wallet and Gee Leather Craft for backing this event.
