Cambodia seeks Korean Chamber of Commerce support to attract major Korean companies


A commemorative photograph of the CDC leadership and the KOCHAM delegation. - Photo: CDC

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia has expressed its strong desire to see more Korean investors investing in the country and has requested a delegation of the Korean Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia (KOCHAM) to help identify high-potential and high-quality investment projects that could be suitable for major Korean corporations.

This was explained by Sun Chanthol, first vice-chairman of the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC), during a working meeting with a KOCHAM delegation led by Sungsoo Kim, CEO of the Prime Micro-Finance Institution (Prime MFI). The Thursday (Jan 29) meeting took place at the CDC headquarters.

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