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December 3, 2021

Koampia Phum Yoeung an NGO which believes in equipping and empowering

Mr Mach Chan, Board Member of Koampia Phum Yoeung NGO and CEO of Philip Bank, sat down for an interview with Khmer Times in conjunction with the Special Edition to Mark the Dissemination Workshop on Implementation of Financial Inclusion Strategy 2019-2025.

China and the US Stabilizing their Complex Ties
Accounting for over 40 percent of global GDP, the US-China relationship is undeniably the most significant and complex bilateral relationship in the world.
Challenges Facing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Accessing Loans in Cambodia
The challenges faced by Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Cambodia when accessing loans are multi-faceted and deeply intertwined with the economic and regulatory environment.
Cambodia’s Green Energy Transition Needs Reforms
Cambodia is at a critical juncture in energy transition. The nation faces rapid energy demand growth and high electricity prices due to its reliance on fuel imports. Simultaneously, Cambodia’s vulnerability to climate change, particularly from increased flooding risks, threatens critical infrastructure.

Cambodia’s Path to Innovation: Inspirations from China
In recent years, China has undergone a monumental shift in its economic strategy, transitioning from a growth-maximizing model to an innovation-led approach.
Why Seoul, Delhi need more ambitious ties
For most Indians, South Korea is synonymous with major brands like LG, Samsung, Hyundai, and Kia, among others, or with K-pop and K-drama. For Koreans, India is where they export these too.
Gloomy France says ‘au revoir’ to Olympic escapism
The end of the widely hailed Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris on Sunday will be greeted with pride and relief, as well as trepidation in a country in the throes of a deep political crisis.
Daunting task of formalizing Cambodia’s informal sector
The informal economy in Cambodia plays a significant role in the nation’s overall economic structure, contributing approximately 48.7% of GDP during the period from 1999 to 2007, as highlighted by (Tanaka & Hashiguchi, 2019).