Cambodia and Philippines Strengthen Agricultural Cooperation for Export Growth
Cambodia and the Philippines have agreed to strengthen agricultural cooperation to expand the export of cashews and livestock products to the Philippine market. During a government-private sector forum held on July 21, 2026, both nations discussed concrete cooperation measures aimed at promoting agricultural trade and ensuring regional food security.
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