Cambodia Seeks to Diversify Economy Beyond China Dependence
Cambodia is actively seeking to reduce its economic reliance on China, aiming to diversify its economy and forge new international partnerships. Efforts are underway to strengthen cooperation with countries beyond China for infrastructure development and investment attraction.
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