Cambodia Boosts Digital Trade for Global Market Access Ahead of LDC Graduation
As Cambodia nears its LDC graduation in December 2029, the nation is intensifying efforts to boost digital trade and connect local businesses to global markets. The Minister of Commerce highlighted digital transformation's role in reducing costs, enhancing transparency, and strengthening competitiveness.
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