Cambodia Urged to Boost Skills, Productivity to Attract Quality Investment
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sok Chenda Sophea has stressed the need to shift from reliance on cheap labor to enhancing competitiveness based on high skills, productivity, and added value. This aims to attract quality investment and boost national income.
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