Whetting investor appetite at embassy luncheon


The luncheon also saw the signing of memorandums of understanding. Pictured here are (from left) GenYouth chief executive officer Eldrick Koh, Malaysia Retail Chain Association president Shirley Tay, Cheuy, Malaysian Franchise Association chairman Datuk Dr Radzali Hassan and SME Association of Malaysia president Ding Hong Sing.

PALM sugar from Kampong Speu. Pepper from Kampot. The world’s best rice as awarded by international judges from 2012 to 2014.

These were some of the exports the Royal Embassy of Cambodia in Kuala Lumpur promoted at a luncheon it hosted at Pavilion Hotel recently.

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