Cambodia Showcases Digital Progress at Silicon Valley Summit, Seeking Innovation and Investment
Cambodia's Director General of Information and Communications Technology, Sam Sithiserey, participated in the Silicon Valley Summit 2026 in the US, presenting Cambodia's digital park development. He engaged with international representatives and major tech companies to discuss digital startup support and future investment opportunities.
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