oil companies were compelled

The “Burmese Way to Socialism” implemented the nationalization of education and healthcare, which had detrimental consequences for Myanmar’s economy and the living standards of its populace. The international aid organizations were expelled from the country. Foreign-controlled oil companies were compelled to cease operations, with the state-owned Burma Oil Company establishing a monopoly in their place. The government also imposed stringent visa restrictions on Burmese citizens, particularly for travel to Western nations, while sponsoring trips for students, scientists, and technicians to the Soviet Union and Eastern European socialist states for training, aiming to counteract สล็อตเว็บตรง