Monday, 06 September 2010
Steve Finch
The Phnom Penh Post
CAMBODIA recorded mixed results recently in terms of improving the quality and quantity of economic information available to investors.
Prime Minister Hun Sen’s endorsement on Friday of a sub-decree that would lead to the pooling of information on the labour market represented a significant move to help investors learn more about the country’s employment situation.
But earlier in the week a business delegation complained the government had not done enough to promote the Kingdom’s largest export industry, garments.
The head of the delegation, Korea Federation of Textile Industries team manager Gue-bae Yeoum, noted that South Korean companies “are too scared to invest here” due to a lack of information.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen’s endorsement on Friday of a sub-decree that would lead to the pooling of information on the labour market represented a significant move to help investors learn more about the country’s employment situation.
But earlier in the week a business delegation complained the government had not done enough to promote the Kingdom’s largest export industry, garments.
The head of the delegation, Korea Federation of Textile Industries team manager Gue-bae Yeoum, noted that South Korean companies “are too scared to invest here” due to a lack of information.
Please click here to read more...
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