French national TV channel M6 is currently filming a segment featuring Confluences, as they follow the journey of Benjamin and Sarah — a French couple launching their coffee shop in Phnom Penh. The shoot will highlight how Confluences provides hands-on guidance and local expertise to help turn their dream into reality.
As part of an upcoming documentary series on French expatriates building new lives abroad, M6, one of France's major television networks, is following Benjamin and Sarah, a French couple who chose Phnom Penh to open their first café.
The production team visited Confluences' office to film the preparation and support involved in launching the business. While modest in scale, this project highlights the determination of newcomers turning a personal goal into a sustainable local business.
Confluences provides complete assistance throughout all phases of the café project. This includes administrative support, such as company registration and license processing. Our team also offers legal support, including help with lease agreements and renovation permits. On the practical side, we identified suitable rental spaces, recommended trusted suppliers for coffee, tea, and ingredients, and connected the couple with are liable architect for the café's interior design.
"Starting a business abroad needs more than just a good idea. We make local steps easier and help entrepreneurs move forward confidently." –Monica MECH, Project Officer coordinating services for this project at Confluences.
M6 selected this project for its summer 2025 broadcast, focusing on French citizens building new lives in Cambodia and South America. The series shows real experiences—finding the right space, overcoming challenges, and creating something meaningful.
Renovations are now underway, and the café should opening June 2025. The TV crew will return to film the opening, with broadcast dates still to be confirmed. This coverage will highlight Cambodia's growing appeal as a destination for independent ventures and entrepreneurs.
Confluences continues to support this journey and is excited to see the café come to life. The broadcast will showcase Cambodia's economic opportunities to French audiences, potentially inspiring more entrepreneurs to consider the Kingdom for their ventures.
Contact us today to learn how we can help your business succeed with our Senior Operations Service Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
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French national TV channel M6 is currently filming a segment featuring Confluences, as they follow the journey of Benjamin and Sarah — a French couple launching their coffee shop in Phnom Penh. The shoot will highlight how Confluences provides hands-on guidance and local expertise to help turn their dream into reality.
As part of an upcoming documentary series on French expatriates building new lives abroad, M6, one of France's major television networks, is following Benjamin and Sarah, a French couple who chose Phnom Penh to open their first café.
The production team visited Confluences' office to film the preparation and support involved in launching the business. While modest in scale, this project highlights the determination of newcomers turning a personal goal into a sustainable local business.
Confluences provides complete assistance throughout all phases of the café project. This includes administrative support, such as company registration and license processing. Our team also offers legal support, including help with lease agreements and renovation permits. On the practical side, we identified suitable rental spaces, recommended trusted suppliers for coffee, tea, and ingredients, and connected the couple with are liable architect for the café's interior design.
"Starting a business abroad needs more than just a good idea. We make local steps easier and help entrepreneurs move forward confidently." –Monica MECH, Project Officer coordinating services for this project at Confluences.
M6 selected this project for its summer 2025 broadcast, focusing on French citizens building new lives in Cambodia and South America. The series shows real experiences—finding the right space, overcoming challenges, and creating something meaningful.
Renovations are now underway, and the café should opening June 2025. The TV crew will return to film the opening, with broadcast dates still to be confirmed. This coverage will highlight Cambodia's growing appeal as a destination for independent ventures and entrepreneurs.
Confluences continues to support this journey and is excited to see the café come to life. The broadcast will showcase Cambodia's economic opportunities to French audiences, potentially inspiring more entrepreneurs to consider the Kingdom for their ventures.
Contact us today to learn how we can help your business succeed with our Senior Operations Service Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
French national TV channel M6 is currently filming a segment featuring Confluences, as they follow the journey of Benjamin and Sarah — a French couple launching their coffee shop in Phnom Penh. The shoot will highlight how Confluences provides hands-on guidance and local expertise to help turn their dream into reality.
As part of an upcoming documentary series on French expatriates building new lives abroad, M6, one of France's major television networks, is following Benjamin and Sarah, a French couple who chose Phnom Penh to open their first café.
The production team visited Confluences' office to film the preparation and support involved in launching the business. While modest in scale, this project highlights the determination of newcomers turning a personal goal into a sustainable local business.
Confluences provides complete assistance throughout all phases of the café project. This includes administrative support, such as company registration and license processing. Our team also offers legal support, including help with lease agreements and renovation permits. On the practical side, we identified suitable rental spaces, recommended trusted suppliers for coffee, tea, and ingredients, and connected the couple with are liable architect for the café's interior design.
"Starting a business abroad needs more than just a good idea. We make local steps easier and help entrepreneurs move forward confidently." –Monica MECH, Project Officer coordinating services for this project at Confluences.
M6 selected this project for its summer 2025 broadcast, focusing on French citizens building new lives in Cambodia and South America. The series shows real experiences—finding the right space, overcoming challenges, and creating something meaningful.
Renovations are now underway, and the café should opening June 2025. The TV crew will return to film the opening, with broadcast dates still to be confirmed. This coverage will highlight Cambodia's growing appeal as a destination for independent ventures and entrepreneurs.
Confluences continues to support this journey and is excited to see the café come to life. The broadcast will showcase Cambodia's economic opportunities to French audiences, potentially inspiring more entrepreneurs to consider the Kingdom for their ventures.
Contact us today to learn how we can help your business succeed with our Senior Operations Service Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
French national TV channel M6 is currently filming a segment featuring Confluences, as they follow the journey of Benjamin and Sarah — a French couple launching their coffee shop in Phnom Penh. The shoot will highlight how Confluences provides hands-on guidance and local expertise to help turn their dream into reality.
As part of an upcoming documentary series on French expatriates building new lives abroad, M6, one of France's major television networks, is following Benjamin and Sarah, a French couple who chose Phnom Penh to open their first café.
The production team visited Confluences' office to film the preparation and support involved in launching the business. While modest in scale, this project highlights the determination of newcomers turning a personal goal into a sustainable local business.
Confluences provides complete assistance throughout all phases of the café project. This includes administrative support, such as company registration and license processing. Our team also offers legal support, including help with lease agreements and renovation permits. On the practical side, we identified suitable rental spaces, recommended trusted suppliers for coffee, tea, and ingredients, and connected the couple with are liable architect for the café's interior design.
"Starting a business abroad needs more than just a good idea. We make local steps easier and help entrepreneurs move forward confidently." –Monica MECH, Project Officer coordinating services for this project at Confluences.
M6 selected this project for its summer 2025 broadcast, focusing on French citizens building new lives in Cambodia and South America. The series shows real experiences—finding the right space, overcoming challenges, and creating something meaningful.
Renovations are now underway, and the café should opening June 2025. The TV crew will return to film the opening, with broadcast dates still to be confirmed. This coverage will highlight Cambodia's growing appeal as a destination for independent ventures and entrepreneurs.
Confluences continues to support this journey and is excited to see the café come to life. The broadcast will showcase Cambodia's economic opportunities to French audiences, potentially inspiring more entrepreneurs to consider the Kingdom for their ventures.
Contact us today to learn how we can help your business succeed with our Senior Operations Service Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
French national TV channel M6 is currently filming a segment featuring Confluences, as they follow the journey of Benjamin and Sarah — a French couple launching their coffee shop in Phnom Penh. The shoot will highlight how Confluences provides hands-on guidance and local expertise to help turn their dream into reality.
As part of an upcoming documentary series on French expatriates building new lives abroad, M6, one of France's major television networks, is following Benjamin and Sarah, a French couple who chose Phnom Penh to open their first café.
The production team visited Confluences' office to film the preparation and support involved in launching the business. While modest in scale, this project highlights the determination of newcomers turning a personal goal into a sustainable local business.
Confluences provides complete assistance throughout all phases of the café project. This includes administrative support, such as company registration and license processing. Our team also offers legal support, including help with lease agreements and renovation permits. On the practical side, we identified suitable rental spaces, recommended trusted suppliers for coffee, tea, and ingredients, and connected the couple with are liable architect for the café's interior design.
"Starting a business abroad needs more than just a good idea. We make local steps easier and help entrepreneurs move forward confidently." –Monica MECH, Project Officer coordinating services for this project at Confluences.
M6 selected this project for its summer 2025 broadcast, focusing on French citizens building new lives in Cambodia and South America. The series shows real experiences—finding the right space, overcoming challenges, and creating something meaningful.
Renovations are now underway, and the café should opening June 2025. The TV crew will return to film the opening, with broadcast dates still to be confirmed. This coverage will highlight Cambodia's growing appeal as a destination for independent ventures and entrepreneurs.
Confluences continues to support this journey and is excited to see the café come to life. The broadcast will showcase Cambodia's economic opportunities to French audiences, potentially inspiring more entrepreneurs to consider the Kingdom for their ventures.
Contact us today to learn how we can help your business succeed with our Senior Operations Service Monica MECH at monica.mech@confluences.asia.
The Catalyst for business opportunities in Cambodia and ASEAN
Aquation Office Park,
#540 Koh Pich Street, Diamond Island,
Khan Chamkarmorn, 120101,
Phnom Penh Kingdom of Cambodia
