Cambodia's Deputy PM Urges Japanese Investors to Expand, Highlighting Digital Shift and Cybercrime Crackdown
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister has urged Japanese investors to expand their presence, citing the nation's digital economic transition and intensified efforts against cybercrime. He highlighted a young workforce and preferential policies, underscoring bilateral cooperation.
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