Phnom Penh: The Royal Government of Cambodia has continued to support and coordinate with all relevant parties to ensure that “investment in the production of automotive wiring harnesses” maintains continuous progress and encourages further expansion of investment capital in Cambodia.
This was stated by Mr. Sun Chanthol, Deputy Prime Minister and First Vice Chairman of the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC), who led a meeting to discuss the “Progress of Investment in the Production of Automotive Wiring Harnesses in Cambodia” on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
The Deputy Prime Minister reaffirmed the Royal Government’s strong position in continuing to support and coordinate with all relevant parties to ensure that investment in the production of automotive wiring harnesses maintains continuous progress and continues to enhance a favorable environment to promote and encourage further investment expansion in the future.
The Deputy Prime Minister also highlighted the importance of this sector in actively contributing to the transformation of Cambodia’s industrial structure from labor-intensive industries to industries based on skills and modern technology.
At the same time, the Deputy Prime Minister also instructed all relevant parties to continue to work closely with the private sector to follow up and respond to all requests raised in the meeting in a timely and effective manner to increase Cambodia’s competitiveness in the region and globally.
As a result Representatives of all automotive wiring harness manufacturers expressed their deep gratitude to His Excellency the Deputy Prime Minister and the leadership of the Cambodian Electrical and Electronic Industry Association, as well as all relevant ministries and institutions, for opening a direct discussion forum with closeness and high willingness to cooperate. The meeting ended in a friendly atmosphere, with a joint commitment between the state and private sectors to increase cooperation even closer with the goal of strengthening trust in the investment environment in Cambodia, promoting national economic growth and sustainable and environmentally friendly development.
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