Cambodia

Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator the Hon Penny Wong will tonight travel to Cambodia to attend this week’s ASEAN-Australia Foreign Ministers’ meeting, the East Asia Summit (EAS) Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, and the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF).

Investing in Infrastructure (‘3i’) is DFAT’s $51.7 million flagship infrastructure program in Cambodia aiming to unlock opportunities for economic growth and trade by increasing investment in private sector-led small scale infrastructure.

Australia's Minister for Foreign Affairs will visit Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam and Indonesia over the next week to advance our relationships with key partners, including to strengthen our shared work to promote the region’s economic and health recovery from COVID-19.

Thirty years ago, Australia was one of 19 co-signatories to a peace settlement with Cambodia that led to the end of decades of civil war.

The Cambodia Agricultural Value Chain (CAVAC) program aims to increase the productivity and incomes of small farmers and trade in milled rice and other crops by strengthening market systems and investing in irrigation infrastructure.

Investing in Infrastructure ('3i') is an innovative approach in the infrastructure sector. We are working with the private sector to help companies connect households and businesses to utilities and other services, and to support new opportunities for trade-related businesses and industries.

2019-20 Cambodia Development Program Progress Report 

Cambodia COVID-19 Development Response Plan