Prospects for the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector of Cambodia got brighter with launch of thewww.SMEXASEAN.com portal, a joint initiative of SRAM and MRAM Group and the FASMEC (Federation of Associations of SME's in Cambodia).
"The portal SMEXASEAN will play the vital role of bringing the banking, insurance, warehousing and logistics sector on a single platform to promote the SME sector in Cambodia," said the SRAM and MRAM Chairman.
FASMEC President Oknha te Taingpor called up on the ASEAN countries to join hands for success in the competitive world. Citing the trade war between the production giants of the world, he said smaller countries need to safeguard against becoming a victim of the ruthless competition. He welcomed SMEXASEAN and expressed hope that the portal will fulfil the long standing need for a platform to promote market activities in Cambodia through small and medium entrepreneurship.
SRAM and MRAM Group Director Mary Mam exuded confidence that SMEXASEAN will go a long way to boost developing growing economies like Cambodia, in a symbiotic partnership.
SRAM and FASMEC have initially pledged USD 100,000 each for the upliftment of the SME sector in Cambodia. SRAM and MRAM Group Director Manoj Todi informed that with permission of the Government of India, the company had pre-launched SMEXINDIA. com to provide a bridge between the ASEAN and Indian markets, the latter being a consumption-oriented hub.
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) research scholar and social worker Sailesh Vats praised the pre-launched SMEXINDIA portal, saying the geo-political boundaries had blurred and as countries become increasingly inter-dependent, it will be in a larger interest and for the benefit of all.
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