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INTERVIEW/ Takashi Shiraishi: In Myanmar, economic growth key to democratization
BY YASUYUKI NISHII SENIOR STAFF WRITER
2012/11/17
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Takashi Shiraishi says, "The military, the president and Suu Kyi are all feeling their way. At the moment they barely have the will to reach agreement prior to the general election." (Photo by Makoto Kaku)
Takashi Shiraishi (Photo by Makoto Kaku)
Takashi Shiraishi (Photo by Makoto Kaku)
Myanmar is enjoying rewards such as eased sanctions, but it may yet face problems along the road toward economic reforms and civilian rule, warns a leading expert in international relations.
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