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Cambodia invests in connectivity hub despite geopolitical challenges

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Cambodia is strategically investing in transport and logistics infrastructure to become a major connectivity hub in the Greater Mekong Subregion. This initiative aims to integrate the country further into global trade routes and enhance its political standing. However, recent geopolitical events and economic dependencies, particularly on Thailand, have created challenges and cast doubts on the short-term viability of these connectivity plans. AI

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Cambodia invests in connectivity hub despite geopolitical challenges

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Stefano Arroque ·

    Cambodia aspires to shed its dependencies while staying connected

    Connectivity can be an ambiguous term. Different states use it in different ways at different times. In Southeast Asia, as in other regions where regional diplomacy exists in the backdrop of ever-stronger great power disputes, connectivity lies in the conflux of economics, trade …

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