Cambodia Launches FTA Portal to Power Up Exports and Global Trade

Cambodia Launches FTA Portal to Power Up Exports and Global Trade

New Digital Tool, Backed by Australia, Makes International Trade Easier for Cambodian Businesses

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia โ€“ The Ministry of Commerce (MoC) officially launched the Cambodia Free Trade Agreement Portal (Cambodia FTA Portal) today. This new online tool is designed to boost Cambodiaโ€™s global trade networks and unlock fresh opportunities for the countryโ€™s exports.

The launch ceremony was presided over by H.E. Mrs. Cham Nimul, Minister of Commerce, and H.E Derek Yip, the Australian Ambassador to Cambodia, highlighting the strong partnership behind the initiative.

Cambodia Launches FTA Portal to Power Up Exports and Global Trade

I. Maximizing FTA Benefits Digitally

A Tool for Every Trader

The Cambodia FTA Portal, which was funded by Australian Aid and the CAPRED program, is a digital platform built to simplify international trade. Its main goal is to help users easily find, understand, and get the maximum benefit from all Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) Cambodia is part of.

Through this user-friendly platform, everyone involved in tradeโ€”from small business owners to large importers and exportersโ€”can:

  1. Get Clear Knowledge: Learn about all the FTAs Cambodia is a member of (like RCEP, Cambodia-China FTA, etc.).
  2. Understand Export Rules: Quickly grasp the specific requirements and procedures needed to export goods.
  3. Boost Cooperation: Promote trade and strengthen economic cooperation globally.

II. Enhancing Global Competitiveness

Minister Cham Nimul emphasized the national importance of the new portal.

โ€œThis platform represents a significant step towards increasing our nationโ€™s global competitiveness and ensuring that all stakeholders, from small businesses to policymakers, have convenient, up-to-date access to vital trade information,โ€ she said.

The Cambodia FTA Portal is a key step in helping local businesses successfully navigate the complex rules of international markets.

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