Monday, November 17, 2008

Cambodia is reportedly planning to launch its first government-backed export-import bank to boost trade

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 , 2008
The Asian Banker

Cambodia is reportedly planning to launch its first government-backed export-import bank in order to boost trade, with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) being asked to assist with the project. The bank would offer loans to companies exporting abroad, with particular focus on the rice industry.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

This is great to sell it direct to whereever it is. We don't have to rely on Thais and Vietname import and export companies. About time.

Anonymous said...

Cambodia is going down. Everything will be wiped out. Forget about the investments in Cambodia, this country is not for the investors. I encourage all the investors to stay away from Cambodia.

Pi anh

Anonymous said...

1:45PM, I don't think you are Khmer, and if you are Khmer, I don't think you live in the motherland. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Do you have heart? Do you have brain? Perhaps not.

Your comment proves that you are really an ultra, extremely opposing. Really hopeless!

Raja

Anonymous said...

It's a freindly reminder: Heed the warning from the comment from 1:45 PM, if you don't want to lose your money.

Anonymous said...

S. Korea knows a good deal when it see it- S Korea's businesses large and small are opening up in Cambodia.