Chip Mong News Today

New Balance has opened four exclusive concept stores in Phnom Penh, marking its entry into the Cambodian market, The Phnom Penh Post reported.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has called for Vietnamese investment in a wide range of industries including automobile and electronics as investment flows from Vietnam have stalled and fallen far behind China and regional peers.

A21 Thailand Child Advocacy Center Conference Room Featuring state-of-the-art amenities, this facility offers a dedicated space for seamless collaboration among law enforcement, prosecutors, and multidisciplinary team members, focusing on cases involving children A21 Thailand Child Advocacy Center Aftercare Space In the dedicated aftercare space, social workers provide essential support, fostering the recovery journey for survivors of trafficking and exploitation A21 Thailand Child Advocacy Cent

Dave Leduc, the Myanmar-Canadian boxing icon and first foreign champion of Myanmar’s national martial art, Lethwei, squared off with Kun Khmer legend Prum

A large number of businesses were shuttered during the Covid-19 pandemic, while others saw the quit period as a time to re-gather their resources and prepare to meet the demands of​the inevitable economic recovery.

A large number of businesses were shuttered during the Covid-19 pandemic, while others saw the quit period as a time to re-gather their resources and prepare to meet the demands of​the inevitable economic recovery.

DBD Engineering Plc, the first company to list on the Cambodia Securities Exchange’s (CSX) secondary Growth Board, reported weaker business growth in the first quarter of the year – ended March 31 – amid a sluggish recovery in the local construction market.

Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) director-general Frank Rijsberman has announced that the Chip Mong Insee Cement Corporation has expressed an interest in establishing a refuse-derived fuel (RDF) production facility that will process legacy waste at the capital’s Dangkor landfill.

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)’s general director Frank Rijsberman has announced that the Chip Mong Insee Corporation has expressed an interest in establishing a biogas production facility that will process waste at the capital’s Dangkor landfill.

The HomeStore, which opened on April 7, is the third in Cambodia for Ashley, and third for the owner, Chea ChhengGuech.