From January to February this year, the Cambodian Development Council approved a total of 112 investment projects with an agreed investment amount of approximately 1 billion US dollars, and China remains Cambodia's largest source of investment.

In January, the CDC approved a total of 68 new investment and expansion projects, with an agreed investment amount of 748 million US dollars.

In February, a total of 44 investment projects were approved by the CDC, with an agreed investment amount of approximately 321 million US dollars. China accounts for 86.75% of the investment amount.

Sun Zhantuo, the first vice president of the Cambodian CDC, said that the increasing investment flowing into Cambodia reflects investors' confidence in the country's political stability.

Under the pressure of the trade war, the CDC is reviewing and promoting more reforms to attract investment, focusing on identifying problems and introducing more incentive measures for investors.

In 2024, Cambodia will attract 414 fixed assets investment projects, with a total investment of US $6.9 billion, 40% more than the previous year's US $4.92 billion.

Cambodian Prime Minister Samane stated that Cambodia is strategically investing in the construction of a comprehensive and interconnected physical infrastructure network, including highways, deep-water ports, international airports, and logistics centers. At the same time, efforts are being made to reduce trade barriers, simplify customs and commercial registration procedures, and create a clear and transparent legal environment.

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