Ieng Mouly
Mouly Ieng (born 1950, Prey Veng Province, Cambodia, French Indochina) is a Cambodian politician. Biography A young businessman in the Sangkum Ieng Mouly was born on November 2, 1950 in Pearang in the province of Prey Veng to a family of local merchants, growing up during the golden years of the Cambodian Sangkum led by Norodom Sihanouk. His family was already politically active as his father had been a member of the pre-1955 Democratic Party. His parents encouraged him to further his studies and, in 1968, he obtained a diploma in business in from the Royal University of Phnom Penh and later in 1970, a certificate in accounting. From 1968 to 1970, he worked as an accountant for the national liquor company known as SKD (Société Khmer des Distilleries) before moving on to management control and financial auditor for the Sokilait, a milk factory on the riverfront along Russey Keo Road. An accountant exiled in France In the context of the Cambodian Civil War, Mouly Eng fled to France where he was welcomed as a refugee in 1973. He received further training from the National of Institute of Accounting and Economic Skills (CNAM - Institut National des Techniques Économique et