Cambodia and Japan Sign Exchange of Notes for New Container Terminal Development at Sihanoukville Port
Cambodia and Japan signed an Exchange of Notes for a Japanese Yen loan totaling approximately $119 million for the development of a new container terminal at Sihanoukville Autonomous Port. The project aims to enhance the container handling capacity of Cambodia's sole international deep-sea port and improve logistics efficiency.
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