PHNOM PENH, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Cambodia's long-awaited stock exchange could start operating next month, a government official said on Wednesday, after signing a deal with South Korean developer World City Co Ltd to build the $6 million bourse.
Although construction of the new stock market will not be completed for at least eight months, trading will begin in a temporary venue as soon as possible, said Mey Vann, director of the government's finance industry department.
"It has been too long already. We don't have to wait until the construction is complete," Vann told Reuters. "We will begin our operation in January or February next year."
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