The Cambodian Trucking Association (CAMTA), a newly-formed body which claims to represent
70 percent of the transportation market, met for its first official session to elect
a board and chairman.
Chhim Sokan was elected chairman and the board consisted of Ty Meng, first deputy
chairman, Seng Hoeung, second deputy chairman and Khen Sophea, Ly Kong, Song Molyna
and Ung Song.
CAMTA is made up of 16 trucking companies whose 604 trucks have a total haulage capacity
of 18,030 tons a day. The association was officially recognized by the Ministry of
Interior on February 26.
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