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British Minister kicks off SE Asia tour in Cambodia

10 June 2013
The Cambodia Herald
Economy and commerce / Exports / Imports / Investment / Trade
ASEAN / ASEAN countries / Bangkok / bilateral trade / British Alumni Association of Cambodia / British Ambassador to Cambodia Mark Gooding / British Chamber of Commerce / British Embassy / British minister for trade and investment Lord Green / cereal / construction / Exports / Footwear / footwear imports / foreign markets / garment / garment imports / goods and services / Hanoi / Ho Chi Minh City / Imports / international markets / Investment / Jakarta / Kuala Lumpur / Lord Green / machinery / machinery imports / Mark Gooding / Naypyidaw / Pharmaceutical Products / Phnom Penh / Prime Minister Hun Sen / Prudential / Quantum Clothing / Rangoon / Singapore / sugar / sugar imports / textile imports / textile raw materials / Textiles / Trade / UK / UK companies / UK exports / UK goods and services / UK Imports / UK trade / UK Trade and Investment / UK Trade and Investment office / UK Trade and Investment office within the British Embassy / UKTI office / Vattanac Capital

Britain’s Minister of Trade and Investment Lord Green is starting his two week visit to Southeast Asia, to promote opportunities for British businesses, in Cambodia Monday, June 10, 2013. The promotion of British businesses is part of a larger effort to enhance the support available to ...

http://www.thecambodiaherald.com/cambodia/detail/1?page=11&token=NjM3MDY2YzIyODJ

Visas on Myanmar agenda

6 June 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Industries / Tourism
“Statement of Intent on SMART Visa” World Economic Forum on East Asia / Ang Kim Eang / ASEAN / ASEAN countries / ASEAN’s single visa scheme / Cambodia Association of Travel Agents / India Blooms News Service / Indonesia / Investment / Jakarta / Laos / Mari Elka Pangestu / Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia / Myanmar / Naypyidaw / Philippines / regional tourism sector / single visa / single visa scheme / Tourism / tourism industry / tourism sector / U Htay Aung / VISA / World Economic Forum on East Asia

In a move to facilitate a more unencumbered travel experience in the region, Cambodia, Myanmar, Indonesia and the Philippines plan to develop a mutually beneficial system that would allow tourists to enter the four countries with one single visa. Collaborating with relevant government agencies and stakeholders, ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/2013060666095/Business/visas-on-myanmar-agenda.html

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