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There is little debate about Asia’s increasing economic and political significance. The COVID-19 pandemic that originated in the Asian land.

The private sector has drawn attention to a host of issues for customs and excise to optimise operations, control the entry of illegal or restricted goods into Cambodia, bring in more revenue to state coffers, and protect local producers.

The private sector has drawn attention to a host of issues for customs and excise to optimise operations, control the entry of illegal or restricted goods into Cambodia, bring in more revenue to state coffers, and protect local producers.

Saudi oil arrivals totalled 7.1 million tonnes, or 1.67 million bpd, data from the General Administration of Customs showed, which is 19.5% higher than 1.4 million bpd a year and compares with 1.94 million bpd in September.

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and Barbados have wrapped a $2.1 million trade deal. The deal which

Share Public works minister Sun Chanthol attends a virtual World Economics Forum event on Tuesday. PUBLIC WORKS MINISTRY Kingdom embracing digital revolution, minister says Wed, 30 June 2021 Cambodia recognises that digital systems have played an important role in reducing the impact of Covid-19, as an effective solution to support public and commercial activities. Minister of Public Works and Transport Sun Chanthol made the remark at a World Economic Forum event held via video conference on Ju...

The Ministry of Commerce has launched an online automated system to apply for Form AHK, or certificates of origin (CO) issued under the ASEAN-Hong Kong Free Trade Area, to facilitate goods exports to those regional markets.

The Ministry of Commerce has launched an online automated system to apply for Form AHK, or certificates of origin (CO) issued under the ASEAN-Hong Kong Free Trade Area, to facilitate goods exports to those regional markets.

UNCTAD and Iraq signed an agreement on 27 May to help the country modernize and automate its customs procedures. Acting UNCTAD head Isabelle Durant and Iraq’s finance minister Ali Abdul Ameer Allawi inked the deal to implement a project that will promote trade and development in Iraq. “The agreement that we are signing today signals the beginning of one of the most ambitious projects in the region,” Ms. Durant said.

UNCTAD is monitoring the effects of the global pandemic on manufacturing, trade, foreign direct investment and economic growth. We stand ready to provide technical assistance that can help countries mitigate or recover from the economic impacts of COVID-19.