Cambodia Expands River Transport Network with 7 Ports Boosting Cargo Movement
Cambodia is expanding its river transport network by operating seven port facilities along the Mekong-Tonle Sap river basin. This initiative aims to streamline container cargo transportation and facilitate the movement of passengers and tourists, thereby boosting economic activity.
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