Changing Direction Of Clothing And Footwear In Kampuchea

Su Shi Jie, director of the Ministry of Commerce of the European Union, the Middle East and Africa, said that the total export value of the Kampuchea Special Economic Zone (2015) is expected to reach US $1 billion 200 million, up 78% over the previous 2014 years.

Canal said last year.

The total value of exports is US $672 million.

The growth of the export value of the special economic zone is due to Kampuchea's economic growth and preferential investment policies provided by the government.

Kampuchea maintains an average annual economic growth of 7%, and the government's preferential investment policy attracts a large number of investors.

The canal added that the EU's "all except arms" agreement enjoys export commodities.

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Kampuchea's exports to the EU continue to grow.

Su Sujie said that over the past few years, export destinations have gradually shifted to the European market.

The United States was once the main destination of Kampuchea's merchandise, especially clothing and footwear products.

Now Kampuchea's clothing and footwear are mainly exported to the EU, and rice, tribute pepper and bicycles are also exported to the world's largest market.

According to the report issued by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in October, the SEZ has brought nearly 70 thousand new jobs.

Kampuchea decided to build a special economic zone in 2006. Up to now, the Kampuchea Development Council has approved 33 special economic zones, of which 11 have been officially operated.

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After the tannery is completed, it will accommodate 300 enterprises. It plans to move the tannery of the old Cairo District into the new tannery area.

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Warehousing construction will be completed in 2016, and the sewage treatment plant will be undertaken by the engineering company under which the army belongs.

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Minister Corbo also promised to take the necessary measures to solve the difficulties faced by the leather industry, encourage investment and raise the contribution rate of leather industry to the national GDP.