柬埔寨工业园区面临转型挑战 需提升能源与人才竞争力

分类经济
地点金边
来源柬埔寨投资评论(CIR)
发布时间2026/06/12 12:14
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6月9日,欧洲商会(EuroCham)在金边举办2026年工业园区与经济特区论坛。政府官员、开发商及行业代表齐聚一堂,共同评估柬埔寨工业地产市场现状,并探讨在失去最不发达国家(LDC)贸易优惠政策后,该国如何提升产业竞争力以吸引高附加值制造业投资。
柬埔寨工业、科学、技术与创新部工业总局副局长Virak Ouproum在会上公布的数据显示,截至2026年4月,柬埔寨共有3266家运营中的工厂,共计雇佣超过131万名工人。
与会专家指出,尽管柬埔寨目前凭借劳动力成本优势、相对可负担的工业用地价格以及出口增长,在区域制造业中占据一席之地,但若要保持增长势头,必须在基础设施建设、能源供应可靠性、劳动力技能水平以及工业规划方面进行显著改进。这些因素将直接决定柬埔寨在未来十年内的国际竞争力。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
欧洲商会2026年工业园区论坛在金边举行,探讨柬埔寨在失去最不发达国家(LDC)贸易优惠后的产业竞争力。目前柬埔寨拥有超3200家工厂,就业人数逾131万。专家指出,未来需在基础设施、能源稳定及劳动力技能方面加大投入,以吸引高附加值制造业投资。
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[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Cambodia Faces Post-LDC Test as Industrial Parks and SEZs Seek Next Growth Phase, EuroCham Forum Hears
Cambodia Invesment Review
Cambodia’s industrial parks and special economic zones (SEZs) are entering a critical period as the country prepares for the loss of key trade preferences and seeks to attract higher-value manufacturing investment, according to government officials, developers and industry leaders gathered at EuroCham Cambodia’s Industrial Parks & Special Economic Zones Forum 2026.
Held in Phnom Penh on June 9, the forum brought together policymakers, investors, logistics operators and construction specialists to assess the country’s industrial real estate market and the challenges that could shape its competitiveness over the coming decade.
The discussions come as Cambodia continues to position itself as a regional manufacturing destination, supported by competitive labour costs, relatively affordable industrial land and strong export growth. However, speakers warned that maintaining momentum will require significant improvements in infrastructure, workforce skills, energy reliability and industrial planning.
Cambodia’s Manufacturing Base Continues to Expand
Presenting an overview of the sector, Virak Ouproum, Deputy Director General of the Directorate General of Industry at the Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation (MISTI), said Cambodia had 3,266 operating factories as of April 2026, employing more than 1.31 million workers.
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