Poipet Province Eyes Industrial Hub Status: Attracting New Investments Beyond Auto, Electronics, and Dairy Farming
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Poipet Province Eyes Industrial Hub Status: Attracting New Investments Beyond Auto, Electronics, and Dairy Farming

Poipet Province is actively attracting new investment projects, including dairy farming, in addition to existing automotive assembly plants and Japanese electronics factories, aiming to become an industrial hub. Provincial authorities are streamlining investment procedures and improving infrastructure to boost economic growth and job creation.

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