Thailand is pushing a Joint Trade Commission meeting with Myanmar (the first in over 10 years) with a target of US$12 billion in two-way trade by 2032, against about US$7.4 billion now. Proposals on the table: easing Myanmar's import licensing, allowing baht for investment payments beyond goods trade, opening more border crossings, and reviving the Myawaddy-Mae Sot and Tachileik border trade and the Dawei deep-sea port project. Nothing is binding yet. For border-trading SMEs in Tak, Chiang Rai or Mae Sot, watch for licence rules and baht settlement terms before committing to Myanmar orders or investment.