The recent agreement between the United States and Cambodia establishes a framework for reciprocal trade, highlighting the importance of mutual economic prosperity and cooperation.

This agreement addresses various trade aspects, including tariffs on originating goods, import licensing practices, and the elimination of non-tariff barriers, ensuring that both countries can benefit from a more equitable trading environment.

Additionally, it includes provisions on labor rights, environmental protections, and digital trade, which foster a transparent and fair marketplace while recognizing Cambodia’s status as a least developed country (LDC).

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