Phnom Penh: The U.S. Embassy Phnom Penh is proudly hosting the annual U.S.-ASEAN Business Council delegation to Cambodia on July 21–22, connecting more than a dozen leading U.S. companies with senior Cambodian government officials. The visit is focused on expanding trade and investment, improving market access, and creating new opportunities for U.S. businesses to contribute to Cambodia’s economic growth.
Led by Ambassador Brian McFeeters, the delegation includes representatives from companies working in healthcare, manufacturing, energy, financial services, digital technology, and hospitality. These companies represent the best of what America has to offer, setting the global standard for quality, innovation, transparency, and regulatory compliance. When American companies invest or do business in Cambodia, they create jobs, develop local talent, and strengthen the communities in which they operate.
Delegation members and U.S. Embassy leadership are meeting with senior Royal Government of Cambodia officials, including Prime Minister Hun Manet, Senate President Hun Sen, Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol, and officials responsible for commerce, health, energy, tourism, and technology.
Conversations are centred on practical steps to expand bilateral trade, strengthen the business environment, and open new opportunities for U.S. investment and trade. The delegation is also exploring cooperation in healthcare, transportation and logistics, digital trade, energy, and critical minerals, while ensuring fair market access and responsible supply chains.
U.S. Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Aleks Zittle said, “The delegation includes leaders in their industries who represent the best of American innovation, investment, and entrepreneurship. Many of these companies have been doing business in Cambodia for years, while others are exploring new opportunities. Together, they reflect the growth of the U.S.-Cambodia commercial relationship.”
The U.S. Embassy is honoured to support the U.S.-ASEAN Business Council and its member companies that want to invest and grow in Cambodia. A stronger U.S. business presence can expand opportunities for Cambodian workers and businesses, bring high-quality products and services to Cambodian consumers, and strengthen economic ties between our two countries.
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