Cambodia inaugurated the Kampong Cham Water Supply System, expanding clean water access to an additional 8,875 families through a USD 12.98 million infrastructure project supported by the ADB, AFD, European Union, and the Cambodian government.
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The World Bank has approved a $300 million program to improve Cambodia’s transport and logistics systems, focusing on highway upgrades and regional connectivity to support trade and economic growth.
Cambodia has registered four new geographical indication products, including silk, crab, cashew, and mango, to boost global recognition, protect local identity, and enhance export potential.
Cambodia Tourism Board partners with Singapore Airlines to boost global tourism through a new MoU, aiming to increase international arrivals and promote the country’s cultural and eco-tourism attractions.
Cambodia’s rubber exports reached $649 million in early 2026, marking a 42% increase year-on-year. The growth reflects strong global demand and highlights the importance of rubber as a key agricultural export for the country.
Cambodia’s electrical device imports surged 151.8% in March 2026, reaching $377.7 million. The growth reflects rising demand from manufacturing, infrastructure, and industrial sectors, highlighting the country’s expanding economic and trade activities.
PHNOM PENH – Bilateral trade between Cambodia and the United States has surged to record levels in the first quarter of 2026, marking a nearly 40% increase compared to the same period last year. Latest data from the General Department of Customs and Excise (GDCE) highlights a period of unprecedented growth, driven by a rebound…
Cambodia has completed a 35kV electricity transmission line connecting Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem. The project improves power reliability, supports tourism infrastructure, and enhances living standards on the islands.
Cambodia has approved seven new investment projects worth $136 million in its northeastern region, expected to create 1,584 jobs and boost economic development across emerging provincial markets.
Cambodia’s trade grew strongly in Q1 2026, with China remaining its top trading partner and the United States the largest export market, driven by rising global demand and strong manufacturing output.
A China-invested hydropower project in Cambodia aims to boost renewable energy capacity, improve grid stability, and support the country’s transition toward a cleaner and more sustainable power system.