The report highlights Cambodia’s recent economic challenges, driven by structural bottlenecks and external pressures that have slowed growth. Although public infrastructure investments have expanded, issues in transportation, logistics, and energy remain significant hurdles. The slowdown has affected key sectors like tourism, construction, and exports. With declining credit growth and increasing inflation, monetary policies have tightened, while government revenue collection has plateaued. In response, Cambodia is focusing on accelerating structural reforms to enhance productivity and competitiveness, targeting improvements in governance, business environment, and addressing weaknesses that constrain long-term growth potential.