Malaysia Strengthens Agricultural Ties with Cambodia Through Investment in Fresh Milk Production

• 28 February 2025
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In a significant step towards enhancing agricultural cooperation, Malaysia has announced plans to invest in fresh milk production in Cambodia. This development was unveiled during a key meeting between Cambodia’s Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, H.E. Dit Tina, and Malaysia’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, H.E. Datuk Seri Haji Mohamad bin Sabu.

During the discussions, the Malaysian minister emphasized the urgent need to cater to the rising demand for fresh milk in Malaysia. He also outlined Malaysia’s intention to import Cambodian rice and live fish to help mitigate current supply shortages in the Malaysian market.

Minister Dit Tina expressed enthusiasm for Malaysia’s investment interest, highlighting the strong agricultural synergies between the two nations. He pointed out Cambodia’s capacity to produce high-quality rice and fish, which are not only affordable but also meet Malaysian consumers’ preferences. “Cambodian rice is renowned for its quality and delicious taste,” he remarked.

Both ministers underscored the critical need to enhance agricultural trade to bolster food security and support local economies. They believe that by addressing the mutual challenges faced by both nations, they can create a sustainable supply chain, ensuring Cambodia can provide its agricultural products while Malaysia improves its food supply.

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