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2. Brief Review of Cambodia’s NIS Public Institutions → National Assembly – policies, laws, budget, development plans (SEDP, NPRS, NSDP) → Royal Government – prepares the plans, implements the programs ? Ministry of Planning ? Ministry of Economy and Finance ? ST concerns – ad hoc committee of 8 Ministries headed by MIME with MoEYS; 2. Brief Review of Cambodia’s NIS (cont.) Posts and Telecommunication; Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries; Public Works and Transport; Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction; Environment; Water Resources and Metrology; Health → Ministry of Commerce and Cambodian Investment Board Private Sector → Special Economic Zones – 21 proposed, 13 no investors yet, 8 with investments in garments, footwear, bicycle manufacturing, etc. 2. Brief Review of Cambodia’s NIS (cont.) → Growth areas – garments, tourism and property development → Industries, primarily are SMEs in food, beverages and tobacco → No key industries - those that mark industrial economies - such as petrochemical, steel, machine tool, electronics, etc. → Financial sector and capital market just getting started 2. Brief Review of Cambodia’s NIS (cont.) → Productive agriculture, forestry and fisheries sector but limited by lack of technology → Infrastructures (roads, ports, airports, power plants, transmission lines, distribution networks, telecommunication and Internet ) needing investments for upgrade Academies → 33 public and 44 private Universities and Colleges → Prestigious public institutions are RUPP, Institute of Technology, Royal University of Agriculture, Royal University of Fine Arts 2. Brief Review of Cambodia’s NIS (cont.) → Present status – heavy teaching load, not too many with PhDs in discipline areas, very little research and publications, can offer BS mostly → Main Graduate school – Royal Academy, most number of senior scientists with PhDs but so