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China’s economic conundrum under Xi Jinping

Jun 29, 2024 | eastasiaforum.org | Seong-Hyon Lee |Wanning Sun |Marina Yue Zhang |Mom Mit

China’s economic predicament is rooted in a struggling real estate sector and a strategy predicated on a shift towards high-tech industries. President Xi Jinping’s prioritisation of national security and scepticism of market forces is exacerbating the problem and leading to tensions between political will and economic imperatives. China’s troubled real estate sector once accounted for an impressive 30 per cent of national GDP.
Hun Manet fishing for increased FDI

Jun 28, 2024 | eastasiaforum.org | Mom Mit |Prom Thary |Shalhhakka Dimar Farrakhy |Muhammad Rafi Bakri

Hun Manet took over as the prime minister of Cambodia after his father, Hun Sen, transferred power to him in October 2023. Since then, he has actively engaged in diplomatic relations, focusing on economic diplomacy. But Manet is in a challenging position, as Cambodia is projected to graduate from its least developed country status by 2027 and aims to achieve upper-middle-income status by 2030. Foreign direct investment (FDI) is critical for economic growth in developing countries like Cambodia.
China’s Continuing Influence Over Cambodia’s Economy

May 3, 2024 | international.thenewslens.com | Mom Mit

What you need to know China's influence on Cambodia's integration into global supply chains is significant, driven by infrastructure projects, investments in manufacturing, and trade agreements. By Mom MitFor decades, China has influenced global supply chains and has had a major impact on the economic landscape of Asia.
China’s continuing influence over Cambodia’s economy

May 1, 2024 | english.cambodiadaily.com | Mom Mit

By Mom MitFor decades, China has influenced global supply chains and has had a major impact on the economic landscape of Asia. Due to its advantageous geographic position and expanding economy, Cambodia has drawn significant interest from China, which has influenced Cambodia’s integration into global supply chains. Better connectivity, closer economic ties with the rest of the world and the region, and attracting foreign direct investment are all advantages of China’s infrastructure projects.