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PHNOM PENH,
Established in 2011, AREA
Other AREA awardees include
Over the past year, the Group
“Prince Group, leveraging the
Over the years, Prince Group
\nCAMBODIA\u00a0–\u00a0Media OutReach<\/a>\u00a0– 17 September 2021 – Prince Holding Group<\/a> (“Prince Group”), one of Cambodia’s
\nlargest and fastest growing conglomerates, has been recognized for responsible
\nentrepreneurship at the 2021 Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards (AREA). Prince
\nGroup was commended for its high-impact work during the COVID-19 epidemic in
\nCambodia. Being the fifth award received by Prince Group this year, regional
\nand international judging panels have highlighted the company as a leading
\nAsian business championing sustainable development in Cambodia and across the
\nASEAN region. <\/p>\n
\nseeks to identify examples of green leadership, investment in people, health
\npromotion, social empowerment, corporate governance, circular economy
\nleadership and responsible business leadership. It has worked to create a
\ncommunity of like-minded peers so that the best businesses in Asia learn from
\none another, with Prince Group now joining the list. It aims to promote
\ncorporate activity in line with UN Sustainable Development Goals. <\/p>\n
\nFoxconn Education Foundation, WPP India Foundation and King Power International
\nCo., Ltd.\u00a0 Prince Group was recognized
\nunder the Social Empowerment category for a multi-sector response that saw it
\ncarry out rapid and coordinated activity involving a partnership of business
\nunits, governmental departments and non-governmental organizations. Previously,
\nPrince Group was also recognized for its COVID-19 corporate response in the
\nStevie Awards Asia Pacific while Neak
\nOknha Chen Zhi<\/b><\/a>,
\nChairman of Prince Group, won Entrepreneur of the Year at the 2021
\nInternational Business Awards.<\/p>\n
\nhas launched the Chen Zhi<\/a> Scholarship program for 400
\nCambodian university students alongside the Ministry of Education Youth and
\nSport (MoEYS), contributed US$1 million in aid to civil society organizations
\nbetter placed to make an impact in rural areas, donated US$6 million to the
\nCambodian government’s anti-pandemic efforts including the purchase of 1
\nmillion COVID-19 vaccines, and organized several rounds of COVID-19
\nvaccinations to ensure 3,500+ employees were fully vaccinated. Focusing on
\nCambodia’s post-pandemic recovery, the Group began work on Ream City, an
\n834-hectare coastal development project with a masterplan by Singapore’s Surbana
\nJurong, aiming to transform Sihanoukville with a sustainable ecosystem of
\ntourism, commercial and residential activity with the potential to house up to
\n130,000 residents.\u00a0 <\/p>\n
\nwork of Prince Foundation, has consistently worked to ensure our commercial and
\nphilanthropic operations work in tandem to make a difference to our employees,
\nresidents in Cambodia and the environment,” said Neak
\nOknha Chen Zhi<\/b><\/a>,
\nChairman of Prince Group. “We will continue to work hard to raise Cambodia’s
\nprofile internationally and learn from our peers across the region as we look
\nto rebuild to deliver a sustainable and resilient future.” <\/p>\n
\nhas invested more than US$2 billion in local projects and the conglomerate will
\ncontinue to affirm its long-term commitment to Cambodia in various ways on a
\ncontinuous basis. <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n