Kuwaiti State-Owned TGA Explores Investment Opportunities in Cambodia, Focusing on Oil and Gas Exploration
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Kuwaiti State-Owned TGA Explores Investment Opportunities in Cambodia, Focusing on Oil and Gas Exploration

Kuwaiti state-owned company TGA has expressed interest in investing in Cambodia, particularly exploring opportunities in oil and gas exploration, renewable energy, and green industries. The Cambodian Ambassador highlighted the government's welcoming stance on foreign investment and incentives. TGA plans to visit Cambodia to further investigate investment prospects.

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