Japanese investors are exploring opportunities in Cambodia, especially in manufacturing, electrical wiring, architecture, construction, and public infrastructure. This interest is contributing to the country’s economic growth.
Yesterday, Nut Unvoanra, Deputy Secretary-General of the Cambodian Investment Board, met with a group of Japanese investors led by Yajima Nobumasa, CEO of the BARIKI Institute.
The group included representatives from other Japanese companies interested in investments in these areas.
The Deputy Secretary General welcomed the group and provided information about the Cambodian Investment Board. He described the country’s investment environment, the advantages for investors, and the legal protections offered.
He said Cambodia’s peace, economic stability, and improved infrastructure as key reasons for investment.
The investors showed strong interest in the potential for investment in Cambodia, noting the country’s development across various sectors. They are currently researching these opportunities further.
The head of the delegation said that the company plans not only to invest directly in Cambodia but also to attract more Japanese investors across various sectors.
They also emphasised that Japanese investments would bring technology, expertise, and opportunities for knowledge and skills transfer to the Cambodian workforce.