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receives a colossal benefit from zero tariffs on exporting, which draws a ton of investors from other countries, for example, China, in the textile industry. Chinese investors have started investing in
Cambodia, which creates job opportunities and training skills for Cambodian workers. However, the EU withdrew the EBA from Cambodia in 2022 due to concerns about human rights issues. The commissioner for Trade, Phil Hogan, said: “We have provided Cambodia with trade opportunities that let the country develop an export-oriented industry and gave jobs to thousands of Cambodians. We stand by their side also now in the difficult circumstances caused by the pandemic. Nonetheless, our continued support does not diminish the urgent need for Cambodia to respect human rights and labor rights. I stand ready to continue our engagement and to restore fully free access to the EU market for products from Cambodia, provided we see substantial improvement in that respect.” (European Commission). With that being said, Cambodians still can export their products into the European market but with the same tariff as many other countries in World Trade Organization, which cause a huge disadvantage to the Cambodian economy.
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institution. Still, without the framework, it would be a big challenge for the
Cambodian government to restructure its government system. Cambodia started from scratch; it took a very long time to restore everything. In 2004, IMF sent the expertise to advise and help the Cambodian government to strengthen its law and fix the banking system. This is a reason why many developing countries want to be a part of an international organization like the IMF, World Bank, or World Trade Organization — less or more; the developing countries gain the benefit from the international organization. With a stable financial institution, there are many great opportunities for foreign investment, which greatly impact Cambodia's economy.
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Cambodian economy to drop to the lowest point. The Cambodian economy started lively in 1993, hugely relying on the foreign market to export agricultural produce, especially rice. In March 1994, the International Committee for the Reconstruction of Cambodia (ICORC) developed a comprehensive plan in effort to support
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Cambodia with poverty reduction and growth. Although economic growth projections calculated an approximate 7 percent growth of Cambodian economy there was almost no growth in 1997. The Hun Sen Coup in 1997 increased inflation, and military spending. In 1996 the IMF froze transactions
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halted IMF disbursements but resumed again in 1998 after the formation of a new government. Since the 1990s there have been no active IMF loans, but Cambodian and IMF relations continue through Technical Assistant strategies and yearly Article IV reports.
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implementations of RMS has successfully completed 71 out of 86 RMS tax administration measures, and 15 remaining are in active progress. RMS has improved human resource policies and management, introduced
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