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  • Political map of Cambodia showing international boundaries, internal region boundaries, major cities, region capitals, and the national capital Phnom Penh. Neighboring countries Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam are labeled, and a locator globe in the corner highlights Cambodia's position in Southeast Asia.
    Cambodia
    / Finance

    …issues the national currency, the riel. The Foreign Trade Bank, originally established to manage commercial relations with other communist countries, facilitates the financing of the country’s commercial activities. Most other banks are either foreign-owned or joint ventures with a foreign partner; the first of these ventures was established in 1992…

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    …issues the national currency, the riel. The Foreign Trade Bank, originally established to manage commercial relations with other communist countries, facilitates the financing of the country’s commercial activities. Most other banks are either foreign-owned or joint ventures with a foreign partner; the first of these ventures was established in 1992…

    Read More