Cambodia, China Launch Dialogue to Address Investment Challenges

The first Cambodia-China public-private sector dialogue in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on Monday, February 9, 2026. Photo: Xinhua

Cambodia and China held their first public-private sector dialogue on Monday to tackle operational barriers facing Chinese enterprises. Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol and Chinese Ambassador Wang Wenbin co-chaired the forum, which addressed taxation, customs, logistics, and labor issues affecting Chinese businesses.

China remains Cambodia’s largest foreign investor, accounting for 54% of approved investment capital in 2025.

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