Sihanoukville: On Monday, July 6, 2026, Mr. Sun Chanthol, Deputy Prime Minister, First Vice Chairman of the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) and Chairman of the National Logistics Council, was invited to lead a working meeting with the European Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia (EuroCham), led by Mr. Tassilo Brinzer, President of EuroCham, regarding the improvement of the national transportation and logistics sector.
The meeting proceeded smoothly, according to the planned agenda, with lively discussions and exchanges of views on the indicators collected and analyzed by EuroCham with the aim of improving the national transport and logistics sector, especially in terms of export and import transport.
At the same time, representatives of companies that provide services on transport infrastructure, including PPSHV Expressway and Royal Railway PLC, participated in providing opinions and exchanging views aimed at increasing the efficiency of the use of their existing transport infrastructure.
In response, the Deputy Prime Minister noted and highly appreciated all the comments and concerns raised by the EuroCham representatives. At the same time, he also provided some important recommendations and pointers to guide the way forward in addressing the challenges, aiming to improve and increase the efficiency of the supply chain, with the goal of transforming Cambodia into a competitive logistics hub in the region.
During this meeting, the representatives of the C.S.C. Presented PASNet, a mobile application developed in 2023 to provide information and facilitate operations for customers, cargo owners, vendors and truck drivers covering all container handling operations in the DAP.
In 2026, PASNet integrated Connected to the ASYCUDA (Automated System for Customs Data) center, a United Nations automated customs data management system.
After the discussion meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister continued to lead all participants to visit and inspect the operation in person (Site Visit) in the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port area, under the coordination of the Cambodian Customs Administration. This site visit was to learn more about the progress of technical infrastructure development and practical capabilities in responding to the growth in international trade.
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