
Myanmar’s military-backed government has asked the United States to invest in the country’s rare‑earth resources, with leader Min Aung Hlaing framing the request as more than a minerals deal. The appeal is intended to open a market currently dominated by China and to influence a peace process that Beijing has long sought to shape. The overture was highlighted by the Washington lobbying firm DCI Group on November 9, according to an article published by the firm.
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