No. Indicative action Expected outputs 9.1.3 Strengthen public-private sector cooperation and stakeholder dialogue by improvin institutional processes and making them effective in arriving at a sound domestic positions on topical issues dealing with e-commerce negotiations. Appropriate institutional frameworks developed to engage with all relevant actors. are Priority level Supported by: Related strategies High MoC Strategy 3.2.5 of the Sustainable Development Plan: Support the emergence of inclusive business and trade associations, representative employers’ organisations and trade unions. Pillar 3, Strategic Outcome 2 of the National Export Strategy: Empowered local firms join regional and international value chains. Goal 9.2: Domestic reforms complementary to Myanmar’s existing trade commitments relating to e-commerce are prioritized 9.2.1 Prioritize domestic reforms supportive of e-commerce development (including the ongoing drafting and/or updating process of certain domestic laws) which account for Myanmar trade commitments under the ASEAN FTAs, intra-ASEAN agreements such as the ASEAN Agreement on Electronic Commerce, as well as AFAS and ATIGA. The centrality of ASEAN and other regional commitments in Myanmar’s laws is entrenched while provisions suited to the domestic context are retained. Regional regulatory coherence is promoted, resulting in greater market access and increasing use of e-commerce. High MoC MoTC MoPFI MCIT Strategy 3.4.11 of the Sustainable Development Plan: Develop a comprehensive trade policy to provide the basis for efficient and effective trade negotiations at bilateral, regional and multilateral levels 54