Foreign investment in this area has been hampered because of hazy land-control laws. That may change. The government is planning to introduce a new land law aimed at inspiring confidence in Cambodian agronomy, according to CDC chief Suon Sitthy. Despite a potentially rich agricultural base, Cambodia still remains one of the poorest countries in Asia. Food reserves are minimal and currently under threat from flooding.
Health care is practically non-existent.
There has been no serious institution-building, not just governmental but with NGOs as well. But the bigger the problems the more it becomes clear that political stability is a boon for Cambodians. If political strife doesn't get in the way, his goal could be achieved. All Rights Reserved. Terms under which this service is provided to you.