Malaysia’s Pestech International Bhd (PSB) and its consortium partner Furukawa Electric Co Ltd have secured two contracts worth 165 million ringgit ($40.8 million) in Cambodia. Pestech said this is …
Relocating Or Exiting Your Business From Myanmar: what are the alternatives
Hosting a company in ASEAN is useful because of the free trade nature of the bloc, meaning sourcing can be conducted duty free throughout ASEAN and its other member states Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, …
Relocating Or Exiting Your Business From Myanmar: what are the alternatives
Hosting a company in ASEAN is useful because of the free trade nature of the bloc, meaning sourcing can be conducted duty free throughout ASEAN and its other member states Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, …
Cambodia’s new draft law on investment and its effects
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) has completed the drafting of the long-awaited new Law on Investment.
Prudential Cambodia appoints new Chief Digital Strategy Officer
Prudential Cambodia is committed to making quality healthcare and insurance services more affordable and accessible to all Cambodians. On [effective date], Kim Tol Tan joined Prudential Cambodia as …
Cambodia to make auto-rickshaws
Locally-assembled electric auto-rickshaws could hit the Cambodian market as soon as early in May after the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) gave the greenlight to an investment project at …
Flooding is a key driver of the Tonle Sap dai fishery in Cambodia
As one of the richest sources of fisheries-related data in the lower Mekong basin, the Tonle Sap dai fishery has received considerable attention in the literature in recent years as concerns grow over …
Cambodia: Trade with EAEU surges 18% in 2020
Bilateral trade between Cambodia and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) was worth $67.37 million last year, marking an increase of 18.22 per cent compared to 2019’s US$56.98 million, according to data …
Sustainable partnership between Cambodia and Indonesia amid COVID-19
In a cross-talk interview with Khmer Times reporter Taing Rinith, he talks on how he wants to build a sustainable partnership against impacts of COVID-19 pandemic.
Cambodia is turning the tide on looted statues, but some things cannot be returned
While we celebrate the repatriation of $50m of ancient Khmer objects, the damage to Cambodian society is permanent, say Asian art specialists Ashley Thompson and Stephen Murphy …