Eighth EU-Cambodia Joint Committee concludes in Brussels

13 March 2014
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The 8th EU-Cambodia Joint Committee was held in Brussels on Thursday, preceded by the subgroups on development cooperation, on trade and on institution building, administrative reform, legal and judicial reform, governance and human rights, the European bloc said in a press release. … The two sides discussed in detail the trade regime “Everything But Arms,” which grants preferences to Cambodia as a least developed country, as well as a number of other bilateral, regional or multilateral issues. The EU being a major donor of trade related assistance, both sides agreed to continue working together towards improving Cambodia’s business and investment climate. …

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