Cambodia Unveils $1.2 Billion Intervention Program Amidst Slowing 2026 Growth
Cambodia has launched a comprehensive economic intervention program worth approximately $1.2 billion to counter slower growth projected for 2026, rising energy costs, and economic shocks. The initiative focuses on household support, job creation, business aid, vocational training, and energy reform.
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