Group 1 - The Cambodian government is actively supporting the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as a key driver for economic resilience, with a projected GDP growth of approximately 6% in 2024 and an industrial sector growth rate of 8.5% [1] - SMEs constitute about 98% of Cambodia's market entities, employing nearly 70% of the workforce and contributing over half of the national GDP, highlighting their critical role in economic development [1] - The government has introduced the "Five Corner Strategy" to promote SME growth, encouraging businesses to engage with national policy platforms for sustained development [1] Group 2 - A cashew industry park is being planned in the Kampong Thom province, aiming to increase local cashew processing to 25% by 2027 and 50% by 2030, facilitating the transition from raw material export to value-added processing [2] - The digitalization of government processes in Cambodia has significantly improved administrative efficiency, reducing approval times for small businesses from days to hours, thus lowering entry barriers and operational costs [2] - SMEs are leveraging digital tools to expand e-commerce channels and access international platforms, gradually overcoming information gaps [2] Group 3 - The talent development system is being enhanced, with initiatives like the "Luban Workshop" training over 4,600 individuals, and the establishment of "Ban·Mo Academy" expected to supply over 5,000 skilled professionals annually [3] - Multilateral cooperation frameworks such as the Belt and Road Initiative and RCEP are providing broader market opportunities for Cambodian SMEs, facilitating information sharing and collaboration [3] - Continuous improvement of cooperation terms is optimizing the investment environment and enhancing the sustainable growth potential of enterprises [3]