Cambodia Accelerates Infrastructure Investment by 2026 Amidst China Dependence
Cambodia plans to significantly accelerate infrastructure investment by 2026 to drive economic growth. However, its heavy reliance on China as a primary funding source raises geopolitical concerns.
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