Three key events on Tuesday

The first concerns the 3-day Myanmar Civil Aviation Development Conference 2015 to be held at Sedona Hotel Yangon.

Some 400 participants are expected to join the annual event, where representatives from Myanmar's aviation sector will share their views on how to define the industry's future.

Transport Minister Nyan Htun Aung will give the keynote speech on Tuesday and Win Swe Tun, director general of the Department of Civil Aviation Myanmar, is among the speakers.

Other speakers include aviation officials from other Asean countries - the Philippines, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Joining them are chiefs of local aviation firms like FMI Air, Myanmar National Airlines, Mann Yadanarpon Airlines, Yangon Aerodrome and FMI Air. A three-day pass for the event costs US$2,426.

Also on Tuesday, the Asian Development Bank will launch a flagship report "the Asian Development Outlook(ADO) 2015 - "Financing Asia's Growth" and Implications for Myanmar. Included in the report is the country's economic prospect as well as policy challenges which include how to equip Myanmar youth for a modern economy.

The last is Japan-based LINE Corp's press conference on Tuesday to officially unveil its social chat service in the country. Since launching LINE in June 2011, LINE Corp has connected over 500 million people from 230 countries.