Cambodia and China sign trade promotion co-operation. Cambodian Ministry of Commerce and China Council for the Promotion of
International Trade (CCPIT) on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of
Understanding on the development of bilateral trade.
The MoU was inked between Cambodian Minister of Commerce Cham Prasidh
and Wan Jifei, visiting Chairman of CCPIT and president of China Chamber
of International Commerce.
Speaking before the signing ceremony, Cham Prasidh said the agreement
will be useful for Cambodia to strengthen and expand trade cooperation
with China.
“As Cambodia and China have good relations in all levels ranging from
the two countries’ governments to business people and people, I believe
that Cambodia and China will be able to achieve the bi-lateral trade
volume of US$2.5B in Y 2012,” he said.
The minister has suggested China to help encourage Chinese investors
and people to purchase Cambodian agricultural products such as rice,
corn, cassava and rubber in order to fulfill the expected trade target
in Y 2012.
Meanwhile, Wan Jifei said that the 2 countries’ cooperation in terms of trade and investment has a lot of room to grow.
He added that through the agreement, the CCPIT will encourage more
Chinese investors to come to Cambodia, and will arrange more meetings
between the two countries’ business people, and will organize trade
fairs in China or in Cambodia.
Wan Jifei stressed that currently, the exports of Cambodian products
to China are done mostly by the third country such as Vietnam or
Thailand. “This is the reason that Cambodia’s exports to China are far
fewer than those China’s exports to Cambodia because the 3rd country
buys products from Cambodia and exports to China,”he said, adding “so,
to re-balance the 2 countries’ trade, it’s necessary that Cambodian and
Chinese business people have to meet more often in order to bridge
direct trade between the 2 countries.”
Paul A. Ebeling, Jnr
Paul A. Ebeling, Jnr. writes and publishes The Red Roadmaster’s
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