柬埔寨纺织峰会聚焦产业升级 应对全球供应链竞争压力

分类经济
事件时间2026-06-19
地点金边
来源柬埔寨投资评论
发布时间2026/06/19 13:50
详情描述
2026年6月19日,柬埔寨纺织峰会在金边举行。此次峰会汇集了来自政府、行业协会、工会及国际发展组织的近300名代表,共同探讨柬埔寨服装、鞋履及旅行用品(GFT)行业的未来发展路径。
柬埔寨劳工与职业培训部部长兴索在开幕致辞中表示,当前该行业正处于全球经济不确定性、能源价格波动及物流成本上升的多重压力之下。随着柬埔寨即将从最不发达国家(LDC)地位毕业,出口贸易面临关税政策调整的挑战。兴索强调,行业必须通过有效的政策改革与运营优化,提升整体竞争力,以应对日益严峻的全球供应链竞争。
峰会期间,与会代表重点讨论了劳动力技能提升、供应链韧性及可持续制造等议题。多方共识指出,柬埔寨纺织业需改变以往单纯依赖低劳动力成本的竞争模式,通过加大对技能培训的投入和产业升级,实现向更高附加值生产的转型,从而在国际市场中保持长期竞争力。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
2026年柬埔寨纺织峰会在金边举行,近300名政商代表探讨服装鞋履业未来。劳工部部长兴索指出,行业正面临能源价格波动及贸易壁垒挑战,需通过政策改革与技能提升,摆脱单纯依赖低劳动力成本的竞争模式,以应对LDC地位毕业后的市场压力。
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[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Cambodia Textile Summit Highlights Push for Skills, Sustainability and Supply Chain Resilience as Industry Faces Global Pressures
Cambodia Investment Review
Cambodia’s garment, footwear and travel goods (GFT) industry is preparing for a more competitive global environment, with business leaders, policymakers and international partners calling for greater investment in workforce skills, supply chain resilience and sustainable manufacturing at the Cambodia Textile Summit 2026.
Held in Phnom Penh, the summit brought together nearly 300 participants from government, industry, trade unions and development organisations to examine the future of one of Cambodia’s most important export sectors amid rising geopolitical uncertainty, higher logistics costs and the country’s upcoming graduation from Least Developed Country (LDC) status.
Opening the event, Minister of Labour and Vocational Training H.E. Heng Sour said the sector is navigating a combination of trade headwinds, energy price volatility and global economic instability that are placing pressure on manufacturers and exporters. He stressed the importance of strengthening Cambodia’s competitiveness through effective policy and operational reforms.
Skills and Productivity in Focus
A recurring theme throughout the summit was the need to move beyond competing primarily on low labour costs.
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Dr. Ken Loo, Secretary General of t