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France has announced a credit agreement worth 95.8 million euros (116 million USD) to Cambodia to support the Rural Infrastructure Development for Cambodia (RID4CAM) project, according to a joint press statement released on December 23. In Cambodia, where 70 percent of the population lives in rural areas, the project aims to finance both the improvement of rural road network in the country's central plain provinces and the construction of complementary infrastructure in drinking water and sanitation, agriculture, health and education sectors, the statement said. RID4CAM is co-financed by the...

The Singapore Economic Development Board announced on December 24 that the country's manufacturing output increased 17.9 percent year on year in November, compared to a revised 0.8 percent decline in October.

EU, Germany, France jointly provide 116 mln USD to develop rural infrastructure in Cambodia Adjust font size: PHNOM PENH, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) -- The European Union, Germany and France has earlier this week provided a credit agreement worth 95.8 million euros (116 million U.S. dollars) to Cambodia to support the Rural Infrastructure Development for Cambodia (RID4CAM) project, said a joint press statement on Wednesday. In Cambodia, where 70 percent of the population lives in rural areas, the project aims to finance both the improvement of rural road network in the country's central plain province...

Share France gives $91 million for agriculture, climate fight Tue, 22 December 2020 The French government, through the French Development Agency (AFD), has provided two credit agreements worth €75 million ($91 million) to Cambodia to support sustainable agricultural and rural development, as well as climate change fight in Cambodia. In a Facebook post on December 21, the French embassy said the agreements were signed by Cambodian Minister of Economy and Finance Aun Pornmoniroth, French ambassador to Cambodia Eva Nguyen Binh and AFD Cambodia director Ophelie Bourhis. The grants are for the R...

New veterinary polyclinic likely to start functioning next month Updated: Updated: The new building will have facility for treating waste water. Share Article The new building will have facility for treating waste water. The new spacious government veterinary polyclinic, which provides specialised treatment to animals and birds, is likely to be operational on the Jail Road in the city in the second week of January. Set to replace the old polyclinic, the new clinic will have large space for operating upon big and small animals. Coming up on a 1.6-acre piece of land, this new building is among ...