Thailand and Myanmar are reactivating their Joint Trade Commission (JTC) for the first time in over a decade to accelerate bilateral trade and investment. Key measures include streamlining import licensing, reducing trade barriers, and enabling Thai baht use in investment transactions. The two countries aim to grow bilateral trade from the current ~$7.4 billion (FY2024) to $12 billion by 2025, with cooperation also expanding into energy, manufacturing, finance, and mining sectors.