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  EIC Inaugural Conference 29 October 2003  

 I. SPEECHES:

   - Welcome Speech
     Speeched by: Mr. Sok Hach
     Director of EIC

   - Informing Economic Policy Through Research 
     Speeched by: Ms. Lisa Chiles
     Mission Director of USAID Cambodia

   - Is Cambodia well resourced to take on the opportunities
     as well as face the challenges?
     Speeched by: H.E. Chea Peng Chheang

     President of the Finance and Banking Commission Senate

   - Non-Economist Views on Globalisation
     Presented by: Ambassador Charles A. Ray
     Embassy of the United States of America, Cambodia

   - An overview of Cambodia’s garment industry: Current and Future Economic Implications
     Speeched by: Mr. Michael R. Keller
     Economic and Commercial Officer
     US Embassy Cambodia

   - The Future of Garment Industry after Year 2005,
     Presented by: Mr. Seng Phally
     Executive Director
     Cambodian Labour Organization

   - Achieving equity and social justice: The ethical implications
     on work and business.
     Speeched by: H.E. Mr. Keat Sukun
     Advisor to the Director of Cambodia Center for Human Right

 II. PRESENTATIONS:
   - Conceptualization of the EIC
     Presented by: Mr. Sok Hach
     Director of EIC
   - What Implications Does WTO Accession Bring to Cambodia?
     Presented by: Mr. Chea Samnang
     EIC Researcher
   - WTO Accession: A Survey of the Poor and Business People
     Presented by: Mr. Kim Phalla and Ms. Tuy Chak Riya,
     EIC Researchers
   - Cambodia’s Garment Industry After Year 2005,
     Presented by Mr. Ray Chew
     Secretary General of GMAC

   - Social Implications of Cambodia’s Accession to WTO:
     Improving institutions to match economic challenges
     Presented by: H.E. Ing Kanthaphavi
     Secretary of State, Ministry of Women’s and Veteran Affairs