Japan's Minebea Expands Investment in Cambodia, Boosting Job Creation and Technology Transfer
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with executives from Japan's MinebeaMitsumi to discuss the company's significant investment expansion plans in the country. MinebeaMitsumi has already created nearly 10,000 jobs and contributed to economic development, with further factory construction set to enhance its role.
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