Cambodia Reviews 14 New Investment Projects Worth Over $237 Million in Sihanoukville, Aiming to Create 2,700 Jobs
Cambodia's Sihanoukville Investment Promotion Working Group has reviewed 14 new investment projects totaling over $237 million. These include multi-functional buildings, hotels, industrial parks, and factories, expected to create approximately 2,700 jobs. The working group acts as a 'one-stop service' to attract investment.
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