Siem Reap and India Explore Cooperation in Tourism, Trade, and Investment

PHNOM PENH, August 26, 2026 – Siem Reap provincial authorities have held talks with India's Ministry of Commerce to strengthen friendship and explore new cooperation opportunities in tourism, trade, agriculture, and investment.

The meeting took place on August 25 between Siem Reap Deputy Governor Nguon Seng Kak, representing Governor Prak Sophoan, and Amit Verma, Director General of India's Ministry of Commerce, along with his delegation.

Deputy Governor Nguon Seng Kak highlighted Siem Reap's potential, particularly its tourism sector anchored by the Angkor World Heritage Site, as well as its agricultural potential. He proposed increased promotion of "Siem Reap–Angkor" to the Indian market through exhibitions, cultural programmes, and yoga events to boost tourism and cultural exchange. He also suggested the organization of a Cambodia-India business forum to connect investors, entrepreneurs, and business people from both countries.

The Deputy Governor also reaffirmed Siem Reap Provincial Administration's readiness to facilitate and support Indian investors in exploring business and investment opportunities in the province.

The meeting contributed to strengthening bilateral relations and opening doors for practical cooperation between Siem Reap and India, focusing on mutual benefits and sustainable development.

— Source: Siem Reap Provincial Administration

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Reported by The Khmer Today