4th Chinese Business Networking

May 6, 2019

4th Chinese Business Networking

Khmer Times

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58cam.com has successfully hosted the 4th Chinese Business Networking Event at Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra on Saturday, May 4, 2019. The main goal of this event is to provide a network for Chinese businessmen and investors who have their best interest in entering the Cambodian market. This is to enlarge their business nets and to pursue cooperation with other businesses in the Kingdom by generating more opportunities to expand their industries. The attendees were not only Chinese businessmen, hence joined by entrepreneurs coming from other countries. Wines were served as well as hors d’ oeuvres making corporate talks extra motivating that spectacular night

Mr. HongFei Liu,
CEO and founder of 58cam.com.

Tags: 58cam, Chinese Business Networking Event, investors, Sofitel

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