Cambodia and Germany Discuss Economic Outlook Amid Global Uncertainty
The Governor of the National Bank of Cambodia and the German Ambassador to Cambodia exchanged views on Cambodia's economic outlook, considering global economic uncertainties, rising energy prices, and other challenges. Discussions focused on supporting SMEs, strengthening agricultural value chains, and improving farmers' access to finance.
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