According to the latest figures from Cambodia’s General Department of Customs and Excise, bilateral trade with China reached US$11.637 billion from January to June this year, up 25.4% year on year. China remained Cambodia’s largest trading partner.
In the first half, Cambodia exported US$943 million to China, up 25.7%, and imported US$10.694 billion, up 25.4%, maintaining steady growth in bilateral trade.
The United States was Cambodia’s second-largest trading partner. Bilateral trade in the first half reached US$7.48 billion, up 31.4%. Cambodia’s exports to the US were US$7.172 billion, up 29.8%, and imports were US$307 million, up 86.4%.
Vietnam ranked third, with bilateral trade of US$4.729 billion in the first half, up 9%. Cambodia exported US$2.52 billion, up 14.9%, and imported US$2.209 billion, up 2.9%.
Trade with Singapore also rose sharply, reaching US$1.237 billion in the first half, up 216%. Cambodia’s exports to Singapore were US$41.94 million, up 36.5%, while imports were US$1.195 billion, up 231.4%.
The figures showed total international trade of US$36.847 billion in the first half, up 20.5%. Exports were US$17.079 billion, up 19.5%, and imports US$19.768 billion, up 21.4%.
Japan, Thailand and Malaysia also remained among Cambodia’s major trading partners, supporting continued growth in its foreign trade.
