在获批的13个项目中，工业领域占12项，涵盖化妆品制造、电器设备组装、纺织品印染、厨具制造、汽 车组装、面条及配料生产、露营装备制造、体育器材及配件制造、花盆及园艺装饰材料生产、家具制造 以及害虫防治产品制造等多个行业。其余1项为基础设施项目，即一座装机容量达150兆瓦的风力发电 站。上述投资项目分布于干丹省、茶胶省、磅士卑省、磅清扬省、马德望省及蒙多基里省。 自2020年推出线上"单一窗口"服务以来，柬埔寨企业注册与投资审批流程大幅简化，办理时间由过去最 长需时约3个月缩短至8个工作日。该平台整合商业部、税务总局、劳工部、内政部、财经部及柬埔寨发 展理事会等多个关键审批机构，实现电子文件统一提交、费用一次性缴清及许可集中发放，显著提升了 投资便利性与行政效率。(驻柬埔寨使馆经商处) 柬中时报12月23日报道，柬埔寨发展理事会(CDC)近日召开第18次"单一窗口机制"会议，审议并批准13 个新投资项目，协议投资额约3.23亿美元，其中包括一座风力发电站项目。 ...

肯《旗帜报》12月8日报道，过去七年肯尼亚本地汽车组装产业增长约35%， 这主要得益于政府的"购买肯尼亚产品、建设肯尼亚工业计划"和"车辆租赁项 目"。这些政策措施有利于吸引投资、培养技能，并促进就业。本地组装车辆 更适应肯道路和运营环境，增强耐用性和使用效率。本地组装业的发展不仅改 善了市场供给，还推动配件制造、维修服务、物流和二手车市场等上下游产 业，减少对进口车辆依赖。对于经济和就业来说，这是制造业本土化、产业链 本地化和技术能力提升的重要信号，也有助于交通可负担性和社会流动性。 （原标题：肯本地汽车组装业快速增长） ...

Core Insights - Cambodia's industrial sector is projected to achieve a growth rate of 7.1% by 2025, despite external challenges, with the garment industry being a significant contributor [2] - The garment industry is expected to grow by 10.1%, although growth may weaken towards the end of the year due to new export tariffs imposed by the U.S. [2] - Non-garment manufacturing is anticipated to grow by 6.9%, falling short of initial expectations due to supply chain disruptions and tariff impacts [2] Industry Performance - The automotive assembly and food and beverage sectors are maintaining stable growth, while the construction industry is gradually recovering [2] - Significant growth in non-garment exports was observed in the first half of 2025, with electronic components up by 24.3%, furniture by 39.4%, automotive parts by 10.1%, bicycles by 41.6%, tires by 80.4%, and wires and cables by 194.9% [3] - Conversely, solar panel exports plummeted by 98.9% due to increased tariffs in the U.S. market [3] Market Diversification - Cambodia's ability to diversify its export markets is crucial for sustaining growth, particularly as it expands into the EU and China to mitigate the impact of declining U.S. market demand [3] - The Cambodian government emphasizes that the diversification of export markets is a key driver for economic stability and growth in the face of trade friction and tariff disputes [3]

Group 1 - The Cambodian Ministry of Economy and Finance forecasts a robust growth of 7.1% in the industrial sector by 2025, slightly lower than previous expectations due to a slowdown in the garment and non-garment manufacturing industries [1] - The garment industry, as the largest pillar of Cambodia's industrial sector, is expected to achieve a growth rate of 10.1%, although this growth may weaken towards the end of the year due to new export tariffs imposed by the US starting in August [1] - Non-garment manufacturing is projected to grow by 6.9%, falling short of initial expectations, impacted by tensions at the Cambodia-Thailand border affecting raw material flow and tariffs on various export categories to the US [1] Group 2 - Significant growth was observed in several non-garment export categories in the first half of 2025, including electronic components (24.3%), furniture (39.4%), auto parts (10.1%), bicycles (41.6%), tires (80.4%), and a remarkable 194.9% increase in wires and cables [2] - The export of solar panels plummeted by 98.9% due to increased tariffs in the US market [2] - The diversification of export markets, particularly in the EU and China, is seen as a key driver for growth in the second half of 2025, helping Cambodia mitigate external risks and ensure steady economic development [2]

Group 1 - The Vietnamese government is committed to increasing the localization rate of the supporting industry, which is considered the backbone of various industrial sectors [1][2] - The current localization rates in several fields are low, with textiles and footwear at approximately 45%-50%, mechanical manufacturing at 15%-20%, and automotive assembly at only 5%-20% [1] - The electronics sector has engaged in the global value chain but primarily provides low-tech products [1] Group 2 - The Ministry of Industry and Trade has reported significant progress in the localization of supporting industrial equipment, with Thaco demonstrating notable achievements in mastering complete design and simulation technologies for bus structures [1][2] - The Ministry of Industry and Trade's Industrial Development Support Center emphasizes the importance of standardizing processes, cost support, and bilateral cooperation to build a sustainable supply chain [2] - The Vietnamese government has issued Decree No. 205/2025/ND-CP, which revises and supplements Decree No. 111/2015/ND-CP to promote the development of the supporting industry, focusing on increased policy support for the research, application, and technology transfer of prioritized supporting products [2]

Economic Growth Outlook - Cambodia's economy is projected to grow by 5.2% in 2025, according to the Cambodian People's Party Chairman Hun Sen [1] - The World Bank has revised Cambodia's economic growth forecast for 2025 down to 4% from an earlier estimate of 5.5% [1] - The World Bank report highlights that while Cambodia's economy shows resilience, growth is uneven, particularly in labor-intensive manufacturing sectors like garments and footwear [1][3] Export Market Diversification - Cambodia is working on diversifying its export markets and products, despite the U.S. being its largest export market [1][3] - The Cambodian government is focusing on maintaining flexibility and resilience in the garment and footwear industries amid external pressures [3] Impact of U.S. Tariff Policies - The uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies is significantly impacting Southeast Asia's economic growth, including Cambodia [2][3] - The Cambodian garment and footwear sectors are particularly vulnerable to potential U.S. tariffs, with many factories awaiting decisions from U.S. authorities [3] Agricultural Sector Development - Cambodia aims to enhance its agricultural value chain by focusing on the processing of products like cashews, bananas, and mangoes [4][5] - The country is pushing for local processing to add value to agricultural products, which is crucial for its economic foundation [4] RCEP and China-Cambodia Trade Relations - China remains Cambodia's largest trading partner, with ongoing benefits from the RCEP and China-Cambodia Free Trade Agreement [6] - Cambodia's trade deficit with China is expected to persist, as the country imports many intermediate goods for processing and re-export [6] Infrastructure and Belt and Road Initiative - The Belt and Road Initiative is crucial for Cambodia's infrastructure development, which is necessary for global competitiveness [8][9] - Future cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative will focus on industrial development and enhancing quality and standards in various sectors [9] Financial Cooperation and Currency Settlement - The cross-border RMB business between China and Cambodia is projected to reach approximately 20 billion yuan in 2024, doubling year-on-year [10] - The establishment of a currency settlement system will facilitate easier transactions between Cambodian and Chinese businesses [10] Youth and Technological Collaboration - Cambodia's young population is seen as a potential asset for technological collaboration with regions like the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [11] - There is a strong interest in fostering cooperation between young innovators from both regions to explore market opportunities [11]