Cambodia opens UAE business centre


Commerce minister Cham Nimul meets with her UAE counterpart Thani Bin Ahmed al-Zeyoudi on Feb 27. - Commerce Ministry

PHNOM PENH: The inauguration of the Cambodia Private Commercial Centre (CPCC) in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marks a significant step for the country in boosting trade and attracting more investment and tourism links with the Arab bloc, according to the Ministry of Commerce.

Ministry secretary of state Tekreth Kamrang presided over the official launching ceremony of the centre, attended by officials and authorities from the UAE, as well as representatives of the Oneroad Group, on Feb 27 in the Emirati capital.

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