カンボジア、産業強化と輸出促進のため新次元石のライセンスを停止
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カンボジア、産業強化と輸出促進のため新次元石のライセンスを停止

プノンペン、2026年6月26日(KPT)-カンボジア政府が既存事業者の強化、付加価値生産の増加、輸出市場の拡大に重点を移す中、カンボジアはディメンションストーン採掘の新規ライセンス発行を一時停止すると当局者が木曜日に発表した。 ケオ・ロタナク鉱山・エネルギー大臣は、カンボジア・ディメンションストーン協会の第1回理事会でこの方針を発表し、現在のライセンス保有者は新規プロジェクトが承認される前に既存の資源と投資を最大限に活用しなければならないと述べた。

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