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[Cambodia] A Barrage of "Investment Interest" in Shanghai – How Much is Genuine for LNG and Logistics?
Following Prime Minister Hun Manet's visit to Shanghai, Dutch firm Vopak and Chinese logistics and telecommunications companies successively expressed interest in investing in Cambodia. News Brain AI's independent analysis distinguishes between "interest" and "projects under construction," examining the actual capacity in power and logistics, and the temperature of labor disputes.
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