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Chinese delegation scopes out Kingdom
Hor Kimsay
Phnom Penh
Publication date 28 August 2018 | 09:00 ICT
A group of Chinese entrepreneurs are on a four-day visit to the Kingdom to explore investment opportunities to expand their presence in the country.
Organised by Tianxia Chaoshang Economics (TXCS), the group is by Li Songjian, the chairman of Mingyuan Group Limited.
On Monday the participants attended TXCS’ fifth annual conference in the capital where they heard from Sok Chenda Sophea, secretary-general of The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) and Pung Kheav Se, the president of the Federation of Khmer-Chinese in Cambodia.
Speaking at the forum, Chenda Sophea said Cambodia is the most open and liberal country where investors can jump into any sector without capital control, and take money out of the country without restrictions.
He said the recent influx of mainland capital is not surprising as both China and Cambodia have a long history of diplomatic ties, as well as more flights between the two nations bringing in tourists.
“Five years ago, there were only about five flights per week connecting China and Cambodia, but now there are about 88 flights per week.
“When countries are more connected by air, water and land, this will not only help accelerate tourism but also push many other sectors,” he said.
Chenda Sophea told the Chinese delegation that there are at least 80 high-rise building projects in the capital, and most of them are funded by investors from China.
The group consists of 42 investors from 35 Chinese enterprises spanning the real estate, agriculture, technology, healthcare and biotech industries.
After arriving on Sunday the group is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister-designate Hun Sen on Tuesday.
Chinese also work in retail, in SHV:
Sihanoukville, Cambodia news: On August 27, 2018, at 15:20pm, two Chinese nationals were arrested for drug dealing.
The first suspect has been identified as YANG REN CHEN, a 32-year-old Chinese resident, employed as a driver at White Sand Hotel, Sihanoukville, and the second suspect is JIANG LIU YAN, a 26-year-old Chinese tourist who is staying at the hotel.
The police confiscated exhibits, including 43 suspicious white powder packs (1 packet and 42 small packages), 14 red-colored tubes, 1 phone and 1 LEXUS 330 branded car.
The two Chinese nationals are being detained by the police and will appear in Sihanoukville Provincial Court.
and one more:
Sihanoukville: On August 27, 2018, at 3 am, a Chinese man named CUI YAN FEI, 33-years-old, was arrested leaving the car park of the Kung-Tung Hao Club, in Sangkat 3, Sihanoukville. Police discovered four bags of white crystals (suspected methamphetamine), as well as some scales and plastic bags for packaging drugs.
Further up the coast the protected areas disappear:
Clearing along Koh Kong beach raises eyebrows
28 August 2018
Concerns have been raised over the clearing of mangrove forests along Bak Khlong beach in Koh Kong province’s Mondul Seima district as land prices in the area increase.
Bak Khlong commune chief Eav Kosorl told The Post on Monday that land titles existed for areas along the beach and mangrove forests, so people had a right to sell or clear the land if they own it.
“Land in the area was given to people by former commune chiefs. So if they have the titles, people in those areas can clear or sell it,” he said.
Kosorl said that at Bak Khlong only the forest at the Boeung Krachang tourist site is protected.
Taing Sony, a resident of Bak Khlong commune, said Koh Kong province is in the process of being developed. Investors have started to show interest in the land there, while the flow of Chinese companies and Chinese nationals seeking places to rent in which to reside or do business has increased.
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... s-eyebrows
Forest Cleared Illegally In Koh Kong
Koh Kong: Flooded forest land along the seashore and river mouth in Andoung Thuek commune has been sold to a private company.
The activities of logging and destroying the forest land has been going on for weeks, without intervention from any local authorities.
Residents living in the area told Rasmey Kampuchea on August 27, requesting not to be identified, that illegal logging of forest land has been taking place in the Prek Kantout and Prek Ksang areas.
According to the people, offenders cut down mangrove trees and small-scale ferns, and the land has already been cleared. Now it is being sold to a private company.
Mr. Phall Phal, director of Koh Kong Environmental Protection Department, acknowledged the location of these crimes reported by people. He immediately sent environmentalists to check for evidence of illegally cleared land and illegal logging to build a case to go to court.
According to the Law on Forestry of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, July 20, 2002, Chapter 15, Articles 90-93 States that: persons or legal entities who commit deforestation will be liable to imprisonment, confiscation, fines by courts, interim fines, indemnification damages, revocation or suspension of the agreement or permit.
If the perpetrator refuses to pay a transactional fine or fixes the damage, the Forestry Administration may forward the case to the court. Forest offenses shall be subject to administrative penalty in addition to the penalties set forth in this law. First-level forestry crimes are punishable by imprisonment from five years to ten years and confiscated all evidence to state property.
Local authorities are investigating the claims.
http://www.rasmeinews.com/%E1%9E%96%E1% ... %E1%9E%8F/
Back in SHV the Beach Club Resort has closed - this means that the last barang oriented place on Tola is gone. All Chinese now:
Account Suspended
Sihanoukville: 130 properties found
3 Reasons to Visit: diving, islands & wild swimming
Browse the results for Sihanoukville
!
Beach Club Resort is temporarily unavailable on our site, but we found similar properties in Sihanoukville:
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Sihanoukville – Show on map (600 m from center)
Beach Club Resort is located in Sihanoukville, a 5-minute walk from Ochheuteal Beach. The resort offers an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi throughout its premises. Free parking is also provided.
This is the situation for a booking in about 2 weeks:
Hab Mist gebaut mit dem Einfuegen, sorry. Nicht vergessen es ist low season...... Die Angebote schliessen die Backpackerherbergen mit ein. Also ideal fuer Leute, die es im Rudel moegen.
Hier Die Situation am Victory Hill fuer morgen - das einzige Hotel ist das Queenco Casino.
Chinese delegation scopes out Kingdom
Hor Kimsay
Phnom Penh
Publication date 28 August 2018 | 09:00 ICT
A group of Chinese entrepreneurs are on a four-day visit to the Kingdom to explore investment opportunities to expand their presence in the country.
Organised by Tianxia Chaoshang Economics (TXCS), the group is by Li Songjian, the chairman of Mingyuan Group Limited.
On Monday the participants attended TXCS’ fifth annual conference in the capital where they heard from Sok Chenda Sophea, secretary-general of The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) and Pung Kheav Se, the president of the Federation of Khmer-Chinese in Cambodia.
Speaking at the forum, Chenda Sophea said Cambodia is the most open and liberal country where investors can jump into any sector without capital control, and take money out of the country without restrictions.
He said the recent influx of mainland capital is not surprising as both China and Cambodia have a long history of diplomatic ties, as well as more flights between the two nations bringing in tourists.
“Five years ago, there were only about five flights per week connecting China and Cambodia, but now there are about 88 flights per week.
“When countries are more connected by air, water and land, this will not only help accelerate tourism but also push many other sectors,” he said.
Chenda Sophea told the Chinese delegation that there are at least 80 high-rise building projects in the capital, and most of them are funded by investors from China.
The group consists of 42 investors from 35 Chinese enterprises spanning the real estate, agriculture, technology, healthcare and biotech industries.
After arriving on Sunday the group is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister-designate Hun Sen on Tuesday.
Chinese also work in retail, in SHV:
Sihanoukville, Cambodia news: On August 27, 2018, at 15:20pm, two Chinese nationals were arrested for drug dealing.
The first suspect has been identified as YANG REN CHEN, a 32-year-old Chinese resident, employed as a driver at White Sand Hotel, Sihanoukville, and the second suspect is JIANG LIU YAN, a 26-year-old Chinese tourist who is staying at the hotel.
The police confiscated exhibits, including 43 suspicious white powder packs (1 packet and 42 small packages), 14 red-colored tubes, 1 phone and 1 LEXUS 330 branded car.
The two Chinese nationals are being detained by the police and will appear in Sihanoukville Provincial Court.
and one more:
Sihanoukville: On August 27, 2018, at 3 am, a Chinese man named CUI YAN FEI, 33-years-old, was arrested leaving the car park of the Kung-Tung Hao Club, in Sangkat 3, Sihanoukville. Police discovered four bags of white crystals (suspected methamphetamine), as well as some scales and plastic bags for packaging drugs.
Further up the coast the protected areas disappear:
Clearing along Koh Kong beach raises eyebrows
28 August 2018
Concerns have been raised over the clearing of mangrove forests along Bak Khlong beach in Koh Kong province’s Mondul Seima district as land prices in the area increase.
Bak Khlong commune chief Eav Kosorl told The Post on Monday that land titles existed for areas along the beach and mangrove forests, so people had a right to sell or clear the land if they own it.
“Land in the area was given to people by former commune chiefs. So if they have the titles, people in those areas can clear or sell it,” he said.
Kosorl said that at Bak Khlong only the forest at the Boeung Krachang tourist site is protected.
Taing Sony, a resident of Bak Khlong commune, said Koh Kong province is in the process of being developed. Investors have started to show interest in the land there, while the flow of Chinese companies and Chinese nationals seeking places to rent in which to reside or do business has increased.
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... s-eyebrows
Forest Cleared Illegally In Koh Kong
Koh Kong: Flooded forest land along the seashore and river mouth in Andoung Thuek commune has been sold to a private company.
The activities of logging and destroying the forest land has been going on for weeks, without intervention from any local authorities.
Residents living in the area told Rasmey Kampuchea on August 27, requesting not to be identified, that illegal logging of forest land has been taking place in the Prek Kantout and Prek Ksang areas.
According to the people, offenders cut down mangrove trees and small-scale ferns, and the land has already been cleared. Now it is being sold to a private company.
Mr. Phall Phal, director of Koh Kong Environmental Protection Department, acknowledged the location of these crimes reported by people. He immediately sent environmentalists to check for evidence of illegally cleared land and illegal logging to build a case to go to court.
According to the Law on Forestry of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, July 20, 2002, Chapter 15, Articles 90-93 States that: persons or legal entities who commit deforestation will be liable to imprisonment, confiscation, fines by courts, interim fines, indemnification damages, revocation or suspension of the agreement or permit.
If the perpetrator refuses to pay a transactional fine or fixes the damage, the Forestry Administration may forward the case to the court. Forest offenses shall be subject to administrative penalty in addition to the penalties set forth in this law. First-level forestry crimes are punishable by imprisonment from five years to ten years and confiscated all evidence to state property.
Local authorities are investigating the claims.
http://www.rasmeinews.com/%E1%9E%96%E1% ... %E1%9E%8F/
Back in SHV the Beach Club Resort has closed - this means that the last barang oriented place on Tola is gone. All Chinese now:
Account Suspended
Sihanoukville: 130 properties found
3 Reasons to Visit: diving, islands & wild swimming
Browse the results for Sihanoukville
!
Beach Club Resort is temporarily unavailable on our site, but we found similar properties in Sihanoukville:
Opens in new window
Sihanoukville – Show on map (600 m from center)
Beach Club Resort is located in Sihanoukville, a 5-minute walk from Ochheuteal Beach. The resort offers an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi throughout its premises. Free parking is also provided.
This is the situation for a booking in about 2 weeks:
Hab Mist gebaut mit dem Einfuegen, sorry. Nicht vergessen es ist low season...... Die Angebote schliessen die Backpackerherbergen mit ein. Also ideal fuer Leute, die es im Rudel moegen.
Hier Die Situation am Victory Hill fuer morgen - das einzige Hotel ist das Queenco Casino.