EU’s partial EBA withdrawal may cause some disruption in Cambodian real estate market
Realestate.com.kh
If the European Parliament and the Council do not objecting to the decision, it will take effect on Aug 12.
EU’s partial EBA withdrawal may cause some disruption in Cambodian real estate market
The European Union expands its investment in Cambodia
Kevin Livingston
The European Union’s involvement in Cambodia trade is usually defined by the Everything But Arms (EBA) Treaty, a free-trade agreement that many fear will expire soon.
FTAs, the way to save Cambodia’s economy
Gerald Flynn
Cambodia is doubling down efforts to sustain its high growth economy by striking trade deals as the future portents with the potential loss of EBA and GSP amid Vietnam’s recent EU deal
What do EU economic threats mean to Cambodia?
Benjamin
The threat of Everything But Arms withdrawal by European Union is no longer an uncertainty as Cambodia scurries to implement reforms and measures to meet the international standards including freedom of association and addressing labour disputes.
Indecision, a stumbling block to reform agenda
Some, if not many, of Cambodia’s ministers have been holding their positions for a long time. Some since the first mandate which started way back in 1998.
Is the Kingdom prepared for Industry 4.0?
Donald Lee
Enterprises and government need to do more to prepare people for the radical transformation in the economy because of disruptive technology in manufacturing that will displace millions of low-skilled, uneducated workers
Trade sanctions as a political weapon
The European Union, in both subtle and not so subtle ways, has started imposing sanctions on Cambodia. These, and US lawmakers’ further pressure with trade restrictions on Cambodia is predictable.
Time to say goodbye to EBA
Instead of playing the blame game, Cambodia should focus on its next economic phase
The EBA
EBA status allows the world’s poorest countries to sell any goods tariff-free to EU nations, except weapons. About 48 countries are EBA beneficiaries including Myanmar, Lao PDR, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Timor-Leste.