A group of 15 Cambodian commercial judges will leave early next month for a 45-day training on commercial law and related fields in Sydney Law School and such a move will contribute to improving Cambodia's development by putting in place the commercial chamber to resolve business disputes. Speaking to the group, His Excellency Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Sok An said that Cambodia needs to comply with the norms and regulations of World Trade Organization (WTO) to which it became a member since 2004. The participation of Cambodian legal practitioners is another prime example of the strong commitment of the Royal Government of Cambodia led by Prime Minister Hun Sen to gain more confidence from business community that Cambodia is complying with global trade regulations. The group, which is arranged by the Royal Academy for Judicial Professions, will leave Cambodia on 3rd September and return home on 19th October. “You need to understand the commercial laws and other ...