PHNOM PENH: One Global Network (OGN) and Singapore Club Cambodia (SCC) recently hosted a successful half-day forum on 29 February at the Himawari Hotel Apartments. The event, known as the SIN-CAM Cross Border Business Forum, brought together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals from Singapore and Cambodia the forum aimed to foster collaboration and business opportunities between the two countries.
The event discussed various topics, including trade partnerships, investment opportunities, and the future of cross-border business initiatives. Keynote speakers shared valuable insights into market trends, regulatory frameworks, and strategic alliances. Participants engaged in interactive discussions and networking sessions, highlighting the potential for mutually beneficial partnerships in various sectors.
The event brought forth esteemed speakers such as H.E. Sarath Ying, Secretary of State on Foreign Investment and International Relations, Professor Dr Ky Sreyvath from the Royal Academy of Cambodia, Andrew Tay, Director of Himawari Hotel Apartments, Liow Yee Kai, Senior Consultant for DFDL, and Catherine Chan, Director Goldfame Group.
The collaboration between One Globe Network and Singapore Club Cambodia has received positive feedback from participants and industry stakeholders. The event’s success has underscored the growing interest in fostering stronger ties between Singapore and Cambodia, creating a conducive business expansion and investment environment.
To end the forum, SCC President Andrew Tay and Logistics & Supply Chain Business Association in Cambodia (LOSCBA) President Chea Chandara signed an MOU together with the presence of H.E. Yin Sarath. The MOU ceremony marks the future cooperation between the two associations, such as business exchanges, networking, seminars, and consulting.
Overall, the SIN-CAM Cross-Border Business Forum catalysed bilateral business relations and promoted collaboration between the business communities of Singapore and Cambodia. The event’s insightful discussions and meaningful connections will soon lead to tangible business opportunities and partnerships.
Photo by: Engly Tuy (Sakura)
