Cambodia-US Chambers of Commerce Discuss Strengthening Economic Ties
The President of the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, Kit Meng, met with the President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia, Chan Sokvasana, to discuss strengthening business, trade, and investment ties between the two nations. The US side expressed interest in investing in logistics, infrastructure, manufacturing, and agriculture, and indicated plans for future economic delegations. Both parties shared a commitment to the 76-year history of bilateral relations and expectations for Cambodia's economic growth.
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