<h1>India and Myanmar Sign Four Agreements to Boost Economic Ties, Focus on Investment, Infrastructure, and Border Trade.</h1> India and Myanmar have signed four economic cooperation agreements aimed at enhancing bilateral relations. The first is the Bilateral Investment Promotion Agreement, facilitating investment between the two nations. The second and third agreements involve credit lines from India's Exim Bank to Myanmar for infrastructure projects, including power transmission lines and an ACSR wire manufacturing facility. The fourth agreement establishes banking arrangements for border trade via the United Bank of India and the Myanmar Economic Bank. Discussions also included expanding border trade centers and developing hydel power projects on Myanmar's Chindwin River, reflecting India's growing interest in regional energy projects.