Cambodia and Vietnam Vow to Boost Bilateral Trade to $20 Billion
Cambodia's Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) and representatives of Vietnamese businesses in Cambodia held discussions, affirming strengthened cooperation towards the goal of increasing bilateral trade to $20 billion. Expansion of Vietnamese investment, particularly in agriculture and agro-processing, is anticipated.
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