Cambodia Maintains Competitiveness Through Tripartite Mechanism Over Three Years, Boosting Garment Sector Growth and Creating Hundreds of Thousands of Jobs
Cambodian Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, announced that smooth negotiations through the tripartite mechanism over the past three years have helped maintain the country's competitiveness. This has led to an increase in garment factories to 562, creating new jobs for approximately 380,000 people, with nearly $1 billion flowing into citizens' pockets annually.
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