Economy
Cambodia Showcases Record Trade Presence at China-ASEAN Expo
NANNING, China (Sept.18, 2025) — Cambodia marked its largest-ever participation at the 22nd China-ASEAN Expo on Sept. 17, with Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth inaugurating the national trade exhibition and praising the country’s expanding footprint in regional commerce.

Representing Prime Minister Hun Manet, Vissoth cut the ribbon at Cambodia’s trade zone, which featured 93 booths from 56 companies — a sharp increase from previous years. The 2,000-square-meter space highlighted agricultural products, investment projects, food and beverages, handicrafts, and mixed-category goods, with strong engagement from the private sector.

“This achievement reflects the dedication of our ministries, institutions, and partners,” Vissoth said, encouraging continued export growth in agriculture, agro-industry, and agri-trade, especially among small and medium enterprises.
The Ministry of Commerce also unveiled a 160-square-meter Cambodia National Pavilion themed around Preah Sihanouk province. Designed to promote Khmer culture, tourism, and investment, the pavilion featured a wave-inspired central gateway, lightbox displays of traditional motifs, and immersive coastal scenes.

Seventeen geographically indicated products — including Kampot pepper, Mondulkiri honey, and Cambodian jasmine rice — were showcased in submarine-style illuminated compartments with QR codes for visitors to access more information.
A central model of Preah Sihanouk city and port illustrated the province’s economic potential, while a dedicated stage and LED screen hosted cultural performances and promotional videos. Artists from the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts performed ten traditional dances, including Suvannamacha, Neay Rong, and the Pailin Peacock Dance.

The China-ASEAN Expo serves as a high-level platform for regional leaders to deepen cooperation across trade, investment, tourism, diplomacy, and people-to-people ties. Cambodia’s expanded presence signals its ambition to strengthen international market access and attract foreign investment.
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