China to Invest in Agriculture and Animal Husbandry in Stung Treng

• 21 January 2025
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In a significant development for Stung Treng province, the Stung Treng Provincial Administration has announced a partnership with Yong An Li Co., Ltd., a Chinese corporation, to launch investment projects focusing on agriculture and animal husbandry. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on 13 January 2025, marking a new chapter in agricultural investment for the region.

Following the MoU signing, a delegation from Yong An Li Co., Ltd. visited Sam Khuy commune in the Sesan district to assess local farmland, continuing their inspection at a plantation in Kilo 8, Reacheanukul village. The delegation evaluated the conditions of mango and cashew plantations and examined the soil to determine its suitability for agriculture.

Tum Niro, the director of the Stung Treng Provincial Department of Agriculture, emphasised that the inspections aim to identify the necessary nutrients and fertilisers required to optimize agricultural productivity. This thorough assessment is expected to enhance the farming practices in the area.

This investment initiative stems from a recent visit by Mr. Sor Soputra, the Governor of Stung Treng Province, to China, where he sought opportunities to attract foreign investment. The provincial administration anticipates that the new projects will create job opportunities for the local population, ultimately contributing to the economic development of Stung Treng province.

Residents and local officials alike are optimistic about the potential benefits this collaboration will bring, as it aligns with the province’s goals to boost agricultural sustainability and enhance the livelihoods of its people.

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