Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol: The Royal Government does not see global uncertainty as an obstacle.

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Phnom Penh: Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol, First Vice President of the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) and Chairman of the Coordination Committee for the Government-Private Sector Forum Mechanism (GPSF), has affirmed the strategic view that the Royal Government does not see global uncertainty as an obstacle.

The strategic vision of Mr. Sun Chanthol was expressed during the opening of a workshop to disseminate the progress report on the implementation of the package of radical reform measures presented at the 19th Government-Private Sector Forum in the second half of 2025, under the cooperation of the C.E.C. Together with the Cambodian Chamber of Commerce on the afternoon of July 9, 2026.

Regarding activities on the international stage, the Deputy Prime Minister recalled the success of recent investment door-knocking missions to Japan, South Korea, and China. While the world is facing geopolitical and economic uncertainties, he also stated his strategic vision that “the Royal Government does not see global uncertainties as an obstacle, but we are turning them into an opportunity for Cambodia by demonstrating its true potential, favorable investment laws, and qualifications to embrace the wave of global supply chain transformation.” class=”wp-image-613308″ />

The logistics sector is the lifeblood of the economy and the core of competitiveness. In this regard, the Deputy Prime Minister recalled the recent strategic meeting with the European Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia (EuroCham) at the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port, which focused on improving export-import transportation and the national logistics system.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that future strength and success lie in the stronger partnership between the state and private sectors, with a proactive spirit and a shared will to build a foundation for a more prosperous, resilient and internationally competitive Cambodian economy, aiming to achieve the vision of “Cambodia 2050” as a high-income country.

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