The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have discussed and exchanged views about improving mechanisms for collecting and compiling data on foreign direct investment flow to Cambodia.
Suon Sophal, Deputy Secretary General of the CDC’s Cambodian Investment Board, and Renato Perez Davalos, Senior Economist at IMF, discussed the issue this morning at the CDC headquarters.
The meeting also touched on procedures for data verification and appropriate methods to formulate balance sheet statistics reports.
Suon Sophal mentioned the formulation and mechanism of data management for incentivised registered projects under the framework of Cambodia’s law on investment.
He also suggested that the IMF continue collaborating with other relevant ministries and institutions to collect significant inputs for investment data management in Cambodia. AKP
Source: khmertimeskh
