欧洲商会与发展理事会推动营商改革 解决两项长期难题

分类经济
事件时间2026-06-26 11:52
地点金边
来源柬埔寨投资评论
发布时间2026/06/26 11:52
详情描述
2026年6月26日,柬埔寨欧洲商会与柬埔寨发展理事会(CDC)在金边举行第四次柬欧公私对话。此次会议由柬埔寨副总理兼发展理事会第一副主席孙占托、欧洲商会主席塔西洛·布林泽(Tassilo Brinzer)以及欧盟驻柬埔寨代表团副团长安德烈亚斯·伯格(Andreas Berg)共同主持。
会议旨在推动一系列营商改革举措,涵盖税收、贸易便利化、可再生能源、医疗保健及监管简化等领域。政府官员、欧洲外交官及私营部门代表出席会议,共同评估现有政策进展并讨论旨在优化柬埔寨投资环境的新提案。
会议期间,双方成功解决了两项困扰欧洲企业多年的监管难题。其中一项涉及“新车”定义的界定,通过海关与税务总局及商业部的技术对齐,堵塞了此前灰色市场车辆进口存在的监管漏洞。此次对话旨在通过解决长期存在的政策障碍,进一步改善柬埔寨的营商环境。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
欧洲商会与发展理事会举行第四次公私对话,重点讨论税收、贸易、能源及医疗改革。会议由孙占托主持,成功解决了关于“新车”定义等两项困扰欧洲企业多年的监管难题,旨在进一步优化柬埔寨投资环境。
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[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: EuroCham, Cambodian Government Push Business Reforms at Fourth Public-Private Dialogue
Cambodia Investment Review
EuroCham Cambodia and the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) have advanced a broad package of business reform initiatives covering taxation, trade facilitation, renewable energy, healthcare, and regulatory simplification, as government officials and European business leaders met for the fourth Cambodia-Europe Public-Private Sector Dialogue.
The high-level meeting brought together senior government officials, European diplomats and private sector representatives to review progress on longstanding policy issues while introducing new proposals aimed at strengthening Cambodia’s investment environment.
The dialogue was co-chaired by Deputy Prime Minister and First Vice-Chairperson of the CDC H.E. Sun Chanthol, EuroCham Cambodia Chairman Tassilo Brinzer, and Deputy Head of Mission of the European Union Delegation to Cambodia Andreas Berg.
Two Longstanding Business Issues Resolved
Among the most significant outcomes was the resolution of two issues that European businesses have raised for several years.
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The first concerns the definition of a “new car,” where technical alignment between the General Department of Customs and Excise and the Ministry of Commerce has closed a regulatory loophole that had allowed grey-market vehicle importers to