PHNOM PENH, 19 March 2012– His Excellency Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Sok An welcomed South Korea’s assistance for building a civil aviation training centre, which will boost tourism. Cambodia received 2,881,862 tourists last year and expects this to increase by 20 percent a year. South Korean tourism is ranked second, after Vietnam, and China is third. Dr. Sok An told Dr. Shin Eui-cheol, the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) representative in Cambodia, on Monday that the Royal Government is ready to facilitate the Korean survey team to ensure the project succeeds. Dr. Shin Eui-cheol said in the meeting that the team plans to conduct a feasibility study, after which an MOU would be signed later this year. Construction of the centre is expected next year. The Cambodian side will help the team by collecting data, which Dr. Sok An called “using local content”. Other stakeholders, including Societe Concessionaire de l’Aeroport and Cambodia Air Traffic Service...