The E-Commerce Association of Myanmar (ECAM) was formed aiming to support industry

The E-Commerce Association of Myanmar (ECAM), officially launched on March 10 at Novotel Hotel, Yangon, aims to offer opportunities and protections to local e-commerce businesses and customers and assist the country in adopting strong and precise policies and regulations for the industry.
“ECAM aims to address the difficulties, problems and issues faced by the e-commerce businesses and customers on their behalf,” association president U Aye Chan said.
Industry stakeholders in March 2019 started organizing online shops, e-commerce groups and individuals with the purpose of forming an association.
ECAM registered with the Directorate of Investment and Company Administration in July 2019 in accordance with the Myanmar Companies Act.
The association, which has over 100 members, will organize training programs with the support of Google and Facebook.
The Ministry of Commerce is regulating the industry via instructions and orders as it prepares to draft a policy framework to adopt e-commerce laws, according to Trade Department Deputy Director General Daw Su Thet Hnin.
Local retailers have called for a law to regulate e-commerce and help grow the industry.

(Myanmar Business Today: https://mmbiztoday.com/e-commerce-association-formed-to-support-industry/ )

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