Phnom Penh (FN), Jan. 31 – Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet provided six key points to the working groups and relevant ministries and institutions for the effective implementation of the "Special Program to Promote Investment in Preah Sihanouk Province 2024." The purpose is to boost business and investment activities to make Sihanoukville a leading province in driving Cambodia's economic growth.

The premier spoke on Wednesday (Jan. 31) during the launching of "Special Program to Promote Investment in Preah Sihanouk Province 2024” in the province.

On the occasion, Samdech Thipadei underlined that the Royal Government holds high expectations for the successful execution of this special program. It is expected to provide crucial insights, experiences, and lessons for further development and promotion of investment plans in other key economic areas of Cambodia.

In this context, Samdech Thipadei provided additional instructions to the working groups and relevant ministries and institutions regarding the implementation of this special program as follows:

1. The Investment Promotion Working Group in Preah Sihanouk Province must continue to actively perform its duties with determination, efficiency, responsibility, and strong cooperation to achieve the desired success and practical results.

2. The working group, along with relevant institutions, needs to publicize this special program widely, explain it clearly and accurately, and provide hospitality services and good cooperation to investors and businessmen, both domestically and abroad to encourage support and assistance from the Royal Government.

3. The team must adopt a proactive and energetic approach to attract investment, address private sector requests or challenges, and closely collaborate with the private sector.

4. Relevant ministries, institutions, and the Sihanoukville administration must work diligently and cooperatively, particularly ensuring strong coordination and delegating full authority to relevant authorities to ensure high efficiency and success in implementation.

5. Besides regular and periodic reports, the Working Group is obligated to promptly report to the Royal Government through the Economic and Financial Policy Committee to seek guidance or introduce necessary measures to address practical issues in implementing this special program.

6. All stakeholders, especially the private sector, are encouraged to provide input and feedback as needed to the working group, the Economic and Financial Policy Committee, and/or the Head of Government to enhance implementation and ensure the success of this special program.
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