As Britain announced in June 24th (2016) about the outcome of the referendum on whether to leave the EU, more than half of voters voted for "off Europe", which shocked the whole world.

In the light of the question of whether Britain will have any impact on Kampuchea after "off Europe", Ms. Neja Tana, vice president of the NBC, said that at present, the national bank is also concerned about the issue of "off Europe" in the UK, but she believes that this issue will not have a huge impact on Kampuchea.

Ms. Neja Tana, vice president of the state bank, made the following remarks in an interview with reporters in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on the morning of June 28th (2016) in the morning.

The deputy governor of Ni said that so far, the bank is also concerned about the issue of Britain's withdrawal from Europe, but she believes that this problem will not bring huge impact to Kampuchea.

She pointed out that Kampuchea's assistance and assistance from Europe were provided by the European Union recently, so even if the United Kingdom and the European Union broke up, the European Union still provided assistance to Kampuchea.

In response to the above problems, Kampuchea's foreign affairs and International Cooperation Department spokesman Zun Shun Li pointed out recently that it is a bit too fast to discuss the impact of Britain's departure from Europe on Kampuchea.

The Ministry of foreign affairs is paying attention to the turning point in Britain.

In addition, Mr. Mei Keran, senior advisor of the Kampuchea Economic Council for senior citizens (SNEC), interviewed by CEN news network in June 25th (2016), said that it was also concerned about the problem of Britain from Europe.

But in any case, after the breakup of Britain and the EU, it will not have a huge impact on Kampuchea.

The canal says there is no need to worry, because the problem of Britain's off Europe will only have a little impact on Kampuchea's exports of clothing and shoes to the EU countries.

It is understood that according to the report of the British Embassy in Cambodia, in 2015, the total trade volume between Cambodia and Britain was about 1 billion dollars.

The main export of Kampuchea to Britain

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Sugar, rice and other crops.

The products imported from Britain to Kampuchea include industrial machinery, vehicles, medicines and treatment equipment.

Kampuchea is also one of Britain's countries that provide tax exemption for imports.