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India crucial to Myanmar’s recovery: AGS Myanmar chairman Adam Castillo

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Adam Castillo, Chairman of AGS Myanmar, the country's leading security-risk management company, believes India can step up in wake of the devastation from the recent earthquake. “I look at India as probably the best facilitator…given their proximity to Myanmar. I believe there can be more cooperation, specifically with infrastructure rebuild via India, supported by the Quad in the US,” Castillo told. 

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