Myanmar's government laid out a 100-day economic plan on 31 July 2026 focused on agriculture (rice, beans, maize, rubber, fisheries), gas and crude refining, and local-currency payments. The Department of Foreign Trade will track measures affecting Thai traders at the Joint Trade Committee meeting due late this year. Thai exporters to Myanmar may get a chance to push for easing the import licence limits in place since August 2025. Border trade fell 7.4% in 2025 to 193,663 million baht, so plan for slow, uncertain border orders and watch for JTC outcomes.