Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
Washington, D.C Friday, 24 September 2010
“In the year 2010, there is a great impression that long-term investment is the most important need for the economy, as well as local people.”
Cambodia may still be facing some challenges from the global financial crisis, but it has recently shown some good trends, especially in long-term investment, a leading economist said Thursday.
“In the year 2010, there is a great impression that long-term investment is the most important need for the economy, as well as local people,” said Kang Chandararoth, president of the Cambodia Institute for Development Study, as a guest on “Hello VOA.”
That would include investment in mining, power and infrastructure, he said.
“In the year 2010, there is a great impression that long-term investment is the most important need for the economy, as well as local people,” said Kang Chandararoth, president of the Cambodia Institute for Development Study, as a guest on “Hello VOA.”
That would include investment in mining, power and infrastructure, he said.
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