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GDP growth drives petrol imports 67% year-on-year

1 December 2011
agriculture sectors / commodity data / Economics / Gasoline / gasoline prices / GDP growth / manufacturing / Ministry of Commerce / Ministry of Economy and Finance / petrol imports / Petroleum / Production / resurgent economy

The Kingdom’s strong economic growth so far this year has driven petroleum imports 67 per cent higher year-on-year through October, according to Ministry of Commerce data. Total imports reached 1.2 million tonnes, or US$1.14 billion worth, in the first 10 months of the year, compared to ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2011120153073/Business/gdp-growth-drives-petrol-imports-67-year-on-year.html

IBM eyes on Cambodia market again

4 November 2013
The Southeast Asia Weekly
Economy and commerce
ASEAN / Cambodia / Country General Manager of IBM Vietnam / educational institutions / GDP growth / GEO Expansion Sales Executive / global market / Government / IBM / IBM Comes to You 2011 / macroeconomic environment / Phnom Penh / Phyllis Tan / technology solutions / Vo Lan Long

IBM reaffirmed its commitment to the Cambodian market through a two-day event from 5 to 6 October in Phnom Penh which it demonstrated technology solutions for companies and governments of all sizes. With the potential market in Cambodia, IBM targets to set up its full ...

http://thesoutheastasiaweekly.com/

Mekong environment ministers talk on sustainable economic development

19 February 2014
The Southeast Asia Weekly
Agriculture and fishing / Economy and commerce / Energy / Energy policy and administration / Environment and natural resources / Generation and distribution facilities / Social development / The poor / Water resources
ADB / Agriculture & Agri-business / Asian Development Bank (ADB) / Bindu Lohan / biodiversity / Biodiversity Conservation Corridor Initiatives / Cambodia / China Vietnam / Climate Change / conservation / Development / economic cevelopment / economic cooperation / Economic Development / Economic growth / economic sector / energy / energy tourism transport / environment / environmental challanges / environmental cooperation / environmental regulations / Environmentalists / Finland / food security / foreign diplomats / Forest / fovernment / GDP / GDP growth / GMS / Greater Mekong Sub-region / Greater Mekong Sub-Region Environment Ministers / Guangxi Zhuang / Hun Sen / Investment / Lao Myanmar / Mekong river / Mekong Sub region / natural resources / Netherlands / poverty rate / PRC / prime minister / Prime Minister Hun Sen / regional environmental cooperation / Samdech Hun Sen / sustainable economic development / Sweeden / Thailand / Water resources / Yunnan / Yunnan Province

Cambodia on July 28th hosted the 3rd Greater Mekong Sub- Region Environment Ministers to look forward to sustainable economic development in the region and to talk about current projects to reduce harm for regions and also to minimize several environmental challenges affecting natural resources, forest and ...

 (Khem Sovannara and Chhorng Long Heng, p 7)
http://thesoutheastasiaweekly.com/?p=1289

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