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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

British companies eye on Cambodia on education, construction and finance services

18 May 2012
Economics Today
Banking and financial services / Economy and commerce / Education and training / Education policy and administration / Investment / Social development / Trade
bilateral trade / British companies / British Trade and Investment / Cambodia / Cheryl Gillan / construction / education / financial-service investments / garment company / Garment Factory / Investment / permanent branch / Phnom Penh / Quantum Clothing / Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan / UK / United Kingdom

Considering the growth potential of US$400-million worth in bilateral trade between the United Kingdom and Cambodia for the past five years, the British Trade and Investment office plans to establish its permanent branch in Phnom Penh. British companies are eyeing investment opportunities in education, construction and ...

http://www.etmcambodia.com/news.php?id=49

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