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Cambodia drafts national pepper policy to boost value addition, exports

Cambodia is developing a national pepper policy aimed at strengthening the pepper value chain, increasing value-added production and improving market...

Cambodia drafts national pepper policy to boost value addition, exports

Cambodia is developing a national pepper policy aimed at strengthening the pepper value chain, increasing value-added production and improving market...

World Bank strengthens project delivery in Cambodia

Cambodian and Lao officials involved in World Bank-financed development projects have joined a three-day training program aimed at strengthening...

$250 minimum wage demand risks factory closures, says economists

Cambodian economic experts warn that demands to raise the minimum wage to $250 could harm the country’s manufacturing sector, especially if wage...

FBC ASEAN 2026 puts green manufacturing in focus

The fair focuses on strengthening global supply chain connections and accelerating the green transformation of industrial production.

Sihanoukville set for model economic, tourism makeover

The strategic blueprint aims to position the coastal province as a premier international hub for global business and leisure travellers.

Cambodia, Vietnam seek $20B trade, more investment

Vuthy reiterates the government’s commitment to supporting the private sector and addressing investor concerns to boost operational efficiency and...

NBC revokes Tian Xu payment service licence

The central bank didn’t disclose why it revoked the license, saying only that the move followed relevant laws and regulations.

Meeting pushes sustainable finance initiatives in ASEAN

The meetings included the ASEAN Steering Committee for Capacity Building Initiatives to Support ASEAN Financial Integration (SCCB) and the 11th...

Cambodia’s RCEP exports reach $7.22B, up 8.9%

Regional free trade deals have acted as a springboard for export growth, giving Cambodian businesses wider market access to scale up globally.





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