AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation & Tourism: Cambodia launched its first seasonal direct charter link between Prague and Sihanoukville, with TUI Airways running weekly flights from 19 Dec 2026 to 3 Apr 2027, aiming to pull in higher-spending European visitors and boost Sihanouk International Airport and coastal tourism. Macroeconomy: The IMF projects Cambodia’s growth to slow to 3% in 2026, citing higher energy prices, weaker tourism, scam-related reputational damage, and subdued demand—while urging reforms to strengthen the business climate and export diversification. Logistics & Trade: Cambodia is pushing logistics modernisation through the National Logistics Council, targeting better supply-chain efficiency and deeper integration into regional and global routes. Agri-Exports: Cambodia earned over US$367m from milled rice exports in H1 2026, shipping 630,319 tonnes to 64 destinations, led by Europe and China. Energy & Growth Outlook: The ADB cut developing Asia’s growth outlook and flagged prolonged energy shocks, with Cambodia’s own forecast also revised down amid global disruptions. Human & Environment: A dugong was spotted in Kep’s marine protected area, a sign of improving ecosystem protection. Industry & Labor Risk: A heat-stress report warns rising extreme heat is already hurting garment, footwear and travel-goods production in Phnom Penh, with many factories exceeding key indoor temperature thresholds.
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