Economy
PM Hun Manet Calls for Stronger Domestic Consumption to Strengthen Cambodia’s Economy
PHNOM PENH, April 6, 2026 (KPT) – Prime Minister Hun Manet has urged stronger domestic consumption of locally made products, positioning it as a key strategy to reinforce Cambodia’s economic resilience amid global uncertainties.
Speaking at the 9th National Day for the Promotion of Khmer Products, Hun Manet called on citizens to support Cambodian goods, stressing confidence in their quality and value. “We strive to produce, we support to consume, and our nation will prosper,” he said.

The premier encouraged producers to invest in innovation, improve standards and develop new offerings to meet both domestic and international demand. He also highlighted the importance of strengthening investor confidence through continued policy support and reforms.
Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet urged Cambodian youth to become innovators and future economic leaders, contributing to a more dynamic and competitive economy.
Officials said promoting local products supports businesses, job creation and national pride, while reducing reliance on imports.
The initiative aligns with broader government efforts to boost production, expand market access and strengthen long-term economic foundations.

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