European Investment Firm Seeks to Bolster Cambodia-Poland Business Ties
The CEO of European investment firm IM Capital Holding met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, advocating for stronger private sector ties between Cambodia and Poland. The firm expressed enthusiasm for expanding investments in Cambodia's coastal areas and requested the establishment of business forums between the two nations.
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