貿易優遇期限が迫る中、カンボジアは低コストのビジネスモデルを脱却するよう促した
カンボジアが2029年に後発開発途上国（LDC）の地位を卒業した後も競争力を維持するには、カンボジアの経済特別区（SEZ）と工業団地は、低コストと優先的な市場アクセスに基づいた開発モデルを超えて進化する必要があると、政府関係者と業界リーダーらが主要な業界フォーラムで警告した。 ユーロチャム・カンボジアの不動産・建設委員会が主催し、6月9日に開催された工業団地・経済特別区フォーラム2026では、政策立案者、投資家、開発業者、物流事業者が…
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