BritCham Cambodia Reports Doubled Membership and Sound Financials, Poised for Enhanced Trade and Investment Promotion
BritCham Cambodia announced at its 2026 AGM a doubling of its membership and a sound financial position. Chairman Chris Tapp and Vice-Chairman Mark Johnson will continue their roles, leading efforts to strengthen trade and investment between Cambodia and the UK. The chamber aims to maximize Cambodia's utilization of the UK's Developing Countries Trading Scheme to support economic diversification.
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