Cambodia Accelerates Infrastructure Investment by 2026 Amidst Strengthened China Ties
Cambodia aims to accelerate infrastructure development by 2026, with a particular focus on strengthening ties with China. The government plans to enhance roads, bridges, and ports to foster economic growth and regional connectivity, a key part of its sustainable development strategy.
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