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- Ministry: SMEs vital to economy, but 95% not registered
- Mattress factory blaze bill could reach $3M
- Tea Banh: No confrontation on Cambodia-Laos border
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- Official sacked for encroachment on protected wildlife sanctuaries
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Ministry: SMEs vital to economy, but 95% not registered
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are key factors in the Kingdom’s industrial sector growth, but around 95 per cent of Cambodia’s SMEs have not been properly registered, the Ministry of Industry and Handicraft said on Friday.
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Official sacked for encroachment on protected wildlife sanctuaries
A senior justice ministry official has been removed from his position after being found to have encroached on protected wildlife sanctuaries in Mondulkiri province’s O’Raing and Koh Nhek districts. Seng Sovannara, Ministry of Justice under-secretary of state, was dismissed in a Royal Decree issued on Saturday.
Mattress factory blaze bill could reach $3M
The cost of the fire that destroyed the Heng Heng Mattress Factory in Meanchey district’s Boeung Tompun I commune in the capital on Friday could be as high as $3 million, Phnom...
Ministry: SMEs vital to economy, but 95% not registered
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are key factors in the Kingdom’s industrial sector growth, but around 95 per cent of Cambodia’s SMEs have not been properly registered, the...
Message from Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia
I am happy to learn that Indonesia and Cambodia have enjoyed friendly and constructive relations in various fields of cooperation.
Nurse-cum-artist Hour Soben to host first solo exhibition
While usually found handling medical instruments in class, sophomore nursing student Hour Soben has now armed himself with his paintbrush, turning his hobby into a collection of...
Repatriation bids ‘designed to fail’
Myanmar, which stands accused of Rohingya genocide, has done little to create conditions that would encourage the refugees to return to their homeland, analysts say. Dhaka...
Salah shines as Liverpool sink Arsenal, Palace stun United
Liverpool extended their perfect start to the Premier League season as Mohamed Salah inspired an impressive 3-1 win over Arsenal, while Manchester United suffered fresh penalty...
Asean should guarantee safe return of Rohingyas to Myanmar
Asean has a lot of work to do for the sake of its own relevancy as Myanmar and Bangladesh make another attempt to repatriate thousands of Muslim Rohingyas to strife-torn Rakhine state.
Former ‘killing caves’ become a sobering tourist destination
Phnom Sampov consists of many mountain caves attracting tourists from around the world. But their natural beauty today contrasts with their grim history as Khmer Rouge-era “killing caves”.
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