Cambodia & South Korea Forge Strategic Alliance to Drive Investment Cooperation

The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) and the South Korean Embassy in Cambodia convened their inaugural public-private sector dialogue on 24 October 2024 to strengthen investment cooperation.

Led by HE Sun Chanthol, Cambodia’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Vice President of the CDC, alongside HE Park Jung Wook, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Cambodia, the event brought together top officials from key ministries, institutions, and numerous private sector representatives with a shared vision for enhanced economic collaboration and an improved investment landscape.

The dialogue centered on advancing economic, trade, and investment ties, fostering a more supportive investment environment, and building trust among Korean investors to encourage their increased involvement in Cambodia.

During the discussions, HE Sun Chanthol conveyed the RGC’s dedication to addressing the concerns of Korean businesses and resolving their investment challenges, reinforcing Cambodia’s commitment to a collaborative approach to strengthening bilateral relations.

Ambassador Park Jung Wook expressed his satisfaction with co-hosting the event, recognizing its role in jointly reviewing Cambodia’s investment environment and laying out strategies to attract additional Korean investors. He underscored the need for enhanced business conditions to welcome more Korean enterprises, emphasizing that such cooperation would significantly bolster the economic partnership between the two nations.

This initiative was established as a direct result of the meeting between Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Manet and South Korea’s President Yoon Seok-yol on 16 May 2024 in South Korea. Their joint directive has established an enduring bilateral commitment to drive economic growth and investment opportunities.

- Video Advertisement -

Related Post

Japan Strengthens Cambodia’s Infrastructure with New Aid Package over USD 446K

In a significant move to bolster infrastructure development in Cambodia, the Japanese government has announced a generous aid package totaling USD 446,801 for three critical projects focusing on irrigation systems and bridge construction. HE Ueno Atsushi, Japan’s Ambassador to Cambodia, officially signed the grant agreement on 30th January alongside representatives from the three beneficiary institutions […]

Japan Enhances Education Infrastructure in Cambodia with USD 20 Million Investment

In a significant boost to Cambodia’s educational landscape, Japan has announced a generous contribution of nearly USD 20 million to construct new school buildings in the Pursat and Banteay Meanchey provinces. This commitment underscores Japan’s ongoing support for Cambodia’s development efforts, particularly in enhancing access to quality education for its youth. At a recent signing […]

Chinese Company Pledges to Complete Mondulkiri Wind Power Station by 2026

In a significant commitment to renewable energy in Cambodia, HK OASIS Power Energy Development Co., Ltd. has vowed to complete the construction of a 150-megawatt wind power station in Mondulkiri province by 2026. This pledge was made by Mr. Wang Junwei, the company’s representative, during a meeting with HE Chea Vuthy, Secretary General of the […]

Sweden’s Largest Factory Unveiled in Phnom Penh: A New Era for Cambodia’s Economy

In a landmark event on January 17, 2025, Sweden’s prestigious glove manufacturer, HESTRA (Cambodia) Co., Ltd., officially opened the doors to its state-of-the-art factory located in the Royal Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone. The inauguration ceremony was graced by notable figures, including HE Chea Vuthy, Secretary-General of the Investment Committee of Cambodia, and Ms. Anna […]

Chinese Mining Firms Eye Expansion in Cambodia’s Potent Resource Sector

In a promising development for Cambodia’s mining industry, Beijing Endi (Group) Co., Ltd., a prominent mining investment firm based in China, has set its sights on expanding operations in the kingdom. This ambition was underscored during a pivotal meeting on 15 January 2025, between HE Chea Vuthy, Secretary General of the Cambodian Investment Committee, and […]

Japan Grants USD 7.2 Million to Cambodia for Social & Economic Development

The Japanese government has extended a grant of 1,002 million yen, equivalent to USD 7.2 million, to support a range of social and economic development initiatives. The funding was formalized through the signing of the Exchange of Letters and related documents by HE Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhon, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, […]