ASEAN Integration to Top Agenda at Cambodia Business Conference
ASEAN Integration to Top Agenda at Cambodia Business Conference
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PHNOM PENH, Cambodia, Sept. 10, 2014 /PRN=KYODO JBN/ --
Cambodia's economic prospects at the heart of the ASEAN Economic Community,
which will come into existence in 2015, will top the agenda on a number of
panels at the International Business Chamber of Cambodia (IBC) Investment
Conference, which runs from October 6-7 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Phnom
Penh.
Cambodia's Prime Minister Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen will open the
conference, which will also feature a keynote address by Prudential Asia
Chairman Donald Kanak and panels and break-out sessions covering every sector
of Cambodia's economy.
Cambodia's contribution to ASEAN will be discussed in a panel on Cambodia's
Digital Future covering Information, Communications and Technology (ICT) as
well as a panel on the country's financial sector.
Government ministers who have confirmed their attendance at the conference
include Cambodia's Minister of Commerce H.E Sun Chanthol, Education Minister
H.E. Hang Chuon Naron and Minister of Posts & Telecommunication (MPTC)
H.E. Prak Sokhonn.
Representatives from regional blue chip companies are already expressing
interest in attending what will be Cambodia's biggest networking event of the
year.
Ministers, economists and business leaders will share their views on what ASEAN
integration will mean for Cambodia's economy--with business leaders in the
Kingdom upbeat about Cambodia's potential to thrive in the 10-country economic
community.
"ASEAN integration is coming at just the right time for Cambodia, which has
enjoyed robust growth in recent years and will surely benefit from closer
economic ties with its neighbors," says IBC Chairman Bretton Sciaroni, senior
partner at Sciaroni and Associates.
Cambodia has been a leading destination in ASEAN for foreign direct
investment--which grew some 73% in 2012 and is likely to sustain double-digit
growth as ASEAN integration draws near.
The Kingdom's increasingly skilled workforce, ongoing economic and structural
reforms and political stability are all proving attractive to a growing number
of foreign investors in the country--mainly from ASEAN and the wider
Asia-Pacific region, notably China and Japan.
Getting the inside track on who is investing in what will be a key feature of
the networking events being planned for the IBC conference--which will allow
delegates to mingle at cocktail receptions, lunches and a golf day ahead of the
conference where relationships will be formed and business deals teed up.
Registration for the conference is open now at:
http://www.ibccambodia.com/2014conference/.
Julian Rake
+855-12324283
julian@quantumpublicity.com
SOURCE International Business Chamber of Cambodia (IBC)
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