Cambodia Seeks Korean Investment in Infrastructure and Green Energy

Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol met with a South Korean business delegation on the afternoon of July 20, 2026, to discuss investment opportunities. The Korean delegation presented their past investment activities in Cambodia and the region, along with future investment plans deemed suitable for Cambodia's potential. They also raised specific requests to facilitate business operations. In response, Deputy Prime Minister Sun welcomed the Korean delegation for recognizing Cambodia's potential and attentively listened to their concerns. He provided updates on key areas, including the intermodal transportation infrastructure development project, plans for deep-sea port expansion, the 2023-2030 logistics master plan, and the utilization of green energy. Notably, Cambodia's electricity supply from renewable sources constitutes over 63% of its total installed capacity, ranking second in ASEAN for clean energy share after Laos. Furthermore, the Deputy Prime Minister highlighted Cambodia's enhanced international profile, mentioning an upcoming live broadcast by Bloomberg from Phnom Penh on July 24. He also outlined government mechanisms designed to strengthen public-private partnerships and ensure a transparent investment environment, emphasizing a commitment to timely problem-solving through dialogue with investors. The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) reiterated its readiness to facilitate various investment support for all companies. The meeting, held in a cordial and understanding atmosphere, signals positive momentum for further attracting and boosting investment flows from the Republic of Korea to Cambodia.