Cambodia Reaffirms Commitment to Graduate from LDC Status by 2029 at UN Review
Cambodia strongly reaffirmed its commitment to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status by 2029 during the mid-term review of the Doha Programme of Action at the UN. The nation has implemented domestic transition support mechanisms and is seeking continued international assistance in areas like development finance and technology transfer.
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