President of CSCA Strengthens China–Cambodia Logistics Cooperation Through Strategic Visit to Shenzhen Port Logistics Group
- Jul 29
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Shenzhen, China | 27–28 July 2026
The President of the Cambodia Supply Chain Association (CSCA) concluded a high-level strategic visit to Shenzhen Port Logistics Group in Shenzhen, People's Republic of China, on 27–28 July 2026, marking another significant milestone in strengthening economic cooperation and supply chain connectivity between China and Cambodia.
The two-day working visit focused on exploring long-term collaboration to establish a more efficient, reliable, and integrated China–Cambodia logistics and supply chain corridor, supporting the rapid growth of bilateral trade, cross-border e-commerce, manufacturing, and industrial investment.
During the visit, the CSCA delegation engaged in extensive discussions with the senior management of Shenzhen Port Logistics Group regarding the development of multimodal logistics solutions, digital supply chain integration, bonded warehousing, port operations, customs facilitation, and international freight connectivity.
Building a Strategic Logistics Gateway for Cambodia
As Cambodia continues to position itself as a regional manufacturing and investment destination under the Cambodia-China Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the need for world-class logistics infrastructure has become increasingly important.
The discussions centred on creating a comprehensive logistics ecosystem that will:
Establish faster and more reliable cargo routes between Shenzhen and Cambodia.
Enhance sea freight, road freight and multimodal transportation services.
Develop bonded warehouse and distribution centre cooperation.
Improve customs clearance efficiency through digitalisation.
Support cross-border e-commerce fulfilment between Chinese manufacturers and Cambodian consumers.
Create regional distribution hubs serving ASEAN markets through Cambodia.
Strengthen cold chain logistics capabilities for agricultural and food exports.
Facilitate industrial supply chains supporting Cambodia's growing manufacturing sector.
Supporting Cambodia's National Supply Chain Development
The President of CSCA highlighted Cambodia's strategic geographical location within the Greater Mekong Subregion and its growing importance as an emerging logistics gateway connecting China with Southeast Asia.
The collaboration aims to support Cambodia's national priorities by:
Increasing trade competitiveness.
Reducing overall logistics costs.
Improving cargo transit times.
Attracting foreign direct investment into logistics infrastructure.
Creating employment opportunities for Cambodian logistics professionals.
Strengthening supply chain resilience for Cambodian businesses.
Supporting the country's ambition to become a regional logistics and manufacturing hub.
Leveraging Shenzhen's Global Logistics Expertise
As one of China's leading logistics operators, Shenzhen Port Logistics Group possesses extensive experience in:
Smart port operations.
International freight forwarding.
Integrated supply chain management.
Port-based industrial logistics.
Cross-border e-commerce logistics.
Digital logistics platforms.
Warehouse automation.
International multimodal transportation.
The exchange provided valuable insights into how advanced logistics technologies, artificial intelligence, digital cargo tracking, warehouse automation, and smart port management can be adapted to enhance Cambodia's logistics ecosystem.
Promoting Sustainable Economic Growth
Both parties recognised that efficient logistics networks are fundamental to sustainable economic development. Enhanced connectivity between Shenzhen and Cambodia will not only facilitate increased trade volumes but also encourage greater investment, technology transfer, and industrial collaboration.
The proposed cooperation is expected to benefit multiple sectors, including:
Manufacturing
Agriculture
Electronics
Automotive
Renewable energy
Retail and wholesale distribution
Cross-border e-commerce
Industrial parks and special economic zones
Looking Ahead
The visit concluded with a shared commitment to continue dialogue and explore concrete areas of collaboration that will contribute to the long-term development of the China–Cambodia logistics corridor.
The Cambodia Supply Chain Association remains committed to fostering international partnerships that enhance Cambodia's logistics competitiveness, improve regional connectivity, and support sustainable economic growth through innovation, digital transformation, and strategic international cooperation.
By strengthening partnerships with leading logistics organisations such as Shenzhen Port Logistics Group, Cambodia continues to reinforce its position as an emerging logistics gateway within ASEAN and an increasingly important partner in regional and global supply chains.
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