Myanmar’s legal framework for market competition and consumer protection has evolved in recent years. The introduction of the Competition Law in 2015 and the Consumer Protection Law in 2019, along with their supporting rules and notifications, has laid the foundation for a more structured and fair business environment.
This article provides an analysis of the key developments in both laws and regulations, focusing on their roles in ensuring fair competition, protecting consumer rights, and promoting a level playing field for businesses and consumers.
For further information, please check: The Role of Consumer Protection and Competition in Myanmar
