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Singapore and Cambodia Pledge to Expand Agricultural Trade

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Singapore and Cambodia agreed to deepen bilateral agricultural cooperation and expand trade following a high-level meeting in Singapore. The commitment aims to boost Cambodian rice exports and introduce high-potential commodities, such as cashew nuts, mangoes, and durians, into the Singaporean market. Cambodia assured officials of its capacity to deliver a reliable, high-quality supply of agricultural produce while adhering to international standards and food safety systems.

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The agreement seeks to broaden trade channels and unlock new commercial pathways for Cambodian agricultural goods. Both nations explored strategies to advance agribusiness, aiming to foster a more resilient and sustainable agricultural sector.

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