Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone: A Thriving Hub Attracting 175 Investors and Creating 30,000 Jobs

In an impressive display of growth and economic vitality, the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone (SSEZ) has emerged as a coveted destination for international investors. With 175 enterprises from various countries, including China, Europe, the United States, and Southeast Asia, the economic zone has generated nearly 30,000 employment opportunities for local communities, fueling the region’s progress.

A recent report from the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone highlights its transformation into a prominent international industrial park, serving as a magnet for investors seeking robust business prospects. The influx of enterprises has contributed significantly to Cambodia’s economic and industrial development, propelling Sihanoukville into a key driver of economic growth

Over the years, the zone’s import and export volume has experienced remarkable growth, surging from US$139 million in 2013 to nearly US$2.5 billion in 2022. This impressive expansion has not only bolstered the national economy but has also solidified Sihanoukville’s position as a thriving trade hub.

The SSEZ management expressed their commitment to aligning with Cambodia’s economic goals, emphasizing their strategic approach of attracting both dynamic and industrial enterprises. By fostering collaboration with key industries and leveraging the region’s port resources, the economic zone aims to enhance its regional industrial competitiveness and actively contribute to Cambodia’s industrial and technological corridors.

“For the past 10 years, Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone has adhered to the combination of building, development and structure of Cambodia’s economic development, striving to attract active and industrial enterprises with original industrial enterprises, attracting large-scale enterprises, which relies on port resources and support industries in the production chain to enhance regional industrial competitiveness,” according to the SSEZ management.

Looking ahead, the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone envisions a future of continued growth and prosperity. With its impressive track record, the zone anticipates attracting even more international enterprises, further solidifying its role as a multi-purpose special economic zone and contributing to the comprehensive development of Sihanoukville.

Strategically located in Prey Nob District, Sihanoukville Province, the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone is a collaborative effort between esteemed entities such as HOdo Group, Wuxi Huatai Investment and Property Co., Ltd., and Cambodia International Investment Development Group Co., Ltd.

As the SSEZ continues to thrive, it remains a testament to the power of economic progress and serves as a catalyst for local development, job creation, and the strengthening of Cambodia’s industrial landscape.

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