Myanmar’s military government will hold a multi-stage general election starting from the end of December. This will be the first major election since the military seized power in 2021, a takeover which marked the end of a decade that saw considerable foreign investment pouring into one of the least developed countries in Southeast Asia. With dozens of pro-democracy parties either banned or refusing to take part, pro-military parties are set to win an overwhelming majority of seats in parliament. The focal point of attention, therefore, is not who wins, but the changes it could bring to (i) Myanmar’s relations with other ASEAN member states and regional powers such as China and Japan (ii) power balance between the military and the opposition organizations (iii) business environment for foreign investors. In this seminar, experts will share their views on Myanmar’s post-election outlook.