AI in Education: Cambodia’s PM Hun Manet urged universities to set clear AI use guidelines, warning against students becoming “hollow” graduates by over-relying on AI tools instead of critical thinking. Cybercrime Crackdown: China is expanding law-enforcement cooperation with East Africa and launching an alliance targeting cross-border telecoms and cyber fraud, including SIM swapping and scam networks. Cambodia Tech Jobs Gap: A local report highlights more students choosing ICT, but says internships and practical entry points into the tech workforce remain limited. High-Tech Manufacturing Push: Cambodia is preparing a special support package to attract core technology manufacturing, linking incentives to worker training, technology transfer, and R&D commitments. Military Service Rollout: Cambodia’s conscription enforcement has drawn about 3,000 applications, with quotas set annually and selection via voluntary enlistment and lottery. Security & Training Exchange: Idaho National Guard firefighters assessed Cambodia’s fire response capabilities and explored future training collaboration, including drone use. Regional Connectivity: Vietnam–Cambodia’s new border crossing opens with a target of $1.2B in trade by 2030, boosting logistics and tourism routes. Cyber Espionage Alert: A China-nexus threat actor deployed a new “Antino” backdoor using Microsoft 365 services to target government and policy groups across multiple Asian countries, including Cambodia. Energy Market Watch: China is restricting exports of diesel and other refined fuels, potentially tightening supplies for countries including Cambodia.
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AI in Cambodian education: Prime Minister Hun Manet urged universities to set clear rules for AI use, warning students who rely on it too much become “hollow” graduates, and said AI should assist thinking—not replace it. Workforce pipeline for tech grads: A Cambodia-focused discussion highlights a growing shift toward ICT studies, but stresses the real bottleneck: limited internships and practical experience that employers demand. Cambodia’s high-tech manufacturing push: A cross-ministerial team is shaping a support package for core technology manufacturing investments, linking incentives to worker training, technology transfer, R&D facilities, and more local inputs. Scholarships for future talent: Australia Awards Scholarships provisionally selected 55 Cambodians for Intake 2027 at RUPP, with an Equity Pathways Program aimed at improving access for disadvantaged groups. Cybersecurity in the region: Cisco Talos reports a China-nexus campaign using a backdoor called Antino that targets government and policy groups across multiple Asian countries, including Cambodia, via Microsoft 365. Military service rollout: Cambodia’s conscription enforcement has drawn about 3,000 applications, with quotas and selection via voluntary enlistment and lottery.
AI in Cambodia’s classrooms: Prime Minister Hun Manet urged universities to set clear rules for AI use, warning students who rely on it too much become “hollow” graduates, and said AI should assist thinking—not replace it. Cybersecurity in the region: A China-nexus campaign using the “Antino” backdoor targeted government and policy groups across Asia, including Cambodia, with command-and-control tied to Microsoft 365. Cambodia’s conscription rollout: Hun Manet said about 3,000 people applied after conscription enforcement began under the new Military Service Law, with quotas and selection via voluntary enlistment and a lottery. Agritech push: Cambodia will host CAFE26 (Oct. 23–25) to boost local agro-processing, digital systems, and modern technology for value-added exports. Local tech & innovation: A South Korean drone battery and UAV tech firm plans a Cambodia delegation to explore partnerships, signaling growing demand for drone applications. Health research: A new global study links chewing tobacco to about 251,000 deaths in 2023, with most burden concentrated in South Asia. Energy storage upgrade: Sungrow completed a large-scale grid-forming battery storage system in Cambodia with black-start capability.
AI in Education: Cambodia’s PM Hun Manet urged students and teachers to use AI as an assistant, not a “boss,” warning against overreliance and pushing for limits, independent research, and critical thinking. Digital Trust & Media Literacy: Cambodia told the CICA Media Forum in Baku that media should strengthen social cohesion through fair reporting and verified dialogue, as AI and social media accelerate misinformation. Learning From Setbacks: At the same graduation, Hun Manet reframed academic failure as a life lesson, linking education to competence plus character. Drone Tech Link-Up: South Korea’s NEO Battery Materials says it will lead a drone-battery and UAV tech delegation to Cambodia to explore cooperation with public and private partners. Agriculture Tech & Value Addition: Cambodia will host CAFE26 (Oct 23–25) to boost local agro-processing, digital systems, and modern technology for agrifood exports. Public Health: A new IHME study in The Lancet Global Health estimates chewing tobacco caused about 251,000 deaths worldwide in 2023, with most harm in South Asia. Infrastructure Boost: A China-funded highway connecting Battambang to Koh Kong (via Pursat) was inaugurated, cutting travel time and lifting local trade and tourism. Cybersecurity: Reports say Chinese hacking campaigns targeted AI firms and Asian governments, using phishing lures tied to fake AI policy roles.
AI & Education: PM Hun Manet told 2,573 Asia Euro University graduates that AI will empower people who know how to use it, not replace humans, while urging responsible use and stronger laws. Media & Trust: Cambodia highlighted at the CICA Media Forum in Baku that accurate reporting and media literacy are key to social cohesion as AI and social platforms spread misleading content. Cybersecurity & Fraud Risk: Reports say Chinese-linked hacking campaigns targeted AI firms and Asian governments, while Cambodia’s own push to mitigate economic and financial risks also flags technological fraud. Aviation Training: OCIC and WCCI signed an agreement to launch WCC International Aero Tech University in Phnom Penh with bachelor’s degrees in aircraft maintenance, airline operations, and flight-attendant tourism. Energy Storage & Power Resilience: Sungrow said its grid-forming battery storage system in Cambodia supported black start and helped restore transmission lines and substations. Economy & Workers: Cambodia raised minimum wages by $2 to $212/month for garment, footwear and travel goods, but workers warn living costs still squeeze budgets. Tourism Tech Impact: Angkor international visitor numbers fell 27.6% in the first nine months of 2026, with officials citing scam networks and other regional pressures. Science in the Field: Unity Metals reported new gold drill results at O’Phlay, extending stockwork vein mineralisation to at least 230m depth.
Transport & Trade: A new China-funded 198.5km National Road 10 highway officially opened in Pursat, linking Battambang to Koh Kong and already boosting passenger, tourist and freight traffic—helping farmers move goods faster and cutting transport costs. Aviation Education: OCIC and WCCI signed an agreement to launch Cambodia’s first aeronautical university in Phnom Penh, offering bachelor’s degrees in aircraft maintenance engineering, airline operations, and flight-attendant tourism management. Energy Storage: Sungrow completed a 108MW grid-forming battery storage system in Cambodia with black-start capability, supporting restoration of about 240km of transmission lines and multiple substations. Public Health: Cambodia has hit UN HIV treatment targets (95-95-95), but a new report stresses prevention still needs to reach young people earlier. Cyber & Financial Stability: Cambodia is moving to mitigate economic and financial stability risks, with officials pointing to global headwinds, technological fraud, and border-related issues. Tourism Pressure: Angkor international visitor numbers fell 27.6% in the first nine months of 2026, with tourism hit by scam networks, Thailand border friction, and higher travel costs. Work & Cost of Living: Cambodia’s $2 minimum wage increase to $212/month for garment and related sectors raises concerns as living costs keep climbing. Online Gambling Crackdown: Cambodia banned online gambling and betting nationwide, with casinos ordered to stop operations after the Sept. 30 deadline. Health Tech Deal: Zeya Health acquired clinic automation firm ConnectLah to expand its AI front-desk platform that links patient requests with clinic booking systems. Heritage & Safety: Preah Vihear damage assessment continues after 2025 clashes, with mine clearance and thousands of collected stone fragments supporting future restoration.
Cambodia Space Push: The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications says it’s drafting a National Space Policy and a five-year Space Programme, aiming to build a Cambodia space ecosystem and space-economy opportunities, with scholarships already sent for space-related studies. Energy Storage Upgrade: Sungrow reports successful grid connection and full acceptance testing for a 108.4MW/215.6MWh Kandal Stueng BESS in Takmao, highlighting grid-forming tech for stability and black-start support. Anti-Scam Tech & Enforcement: Cambodia’s ACU describes how crypto “friend” scams can escalate into a “killer” stage, with roles split across target selection, trust-building, fake accounts, and money extraction—while the FBI’s Operation Blackout targets overseas scam compounds tied to crypto and romance fraud. Digital Skills for Youth: APNIC Foundation and Open Development Cambodia run a workshop urging young Cambodians to build digital, responsible AI, and cybersecurity skills as online risks rise. Regional Tech & AI Economy: Google appoints Nitin Gajria to lead SEA and South Asia frontier markets, focusing on AI-led growth; ASEAN’s digital economy is projected to hit $1T by 2030, driven by e-commerce and digital finance. Climate Pressure: A Southeast Asia climate outlook warns the region must manage rising energy demand against intensifying impacts as El Niño and warming push disaster risk higher.
Cambodia Space Push: The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications says it’s drafting a National Space Policy and a five-year Space Programme, aiming to build a local space ecosystem and train specialists abroad with 48 scholarships already awarded. Anti-Scam Crackdown: Cambodia’s ACU reports scam “friend-to-killer” investment fraud schemes that can start with small deposits and escalate to over $200,000, with roles split across target selection, trust-building, fake accounts, and final money extraction. Digital Skills for Youth: APNIC Foundation and Open Development Cambodia run a workshop urging Cambodian youth to strengthen digital skills, responsible AI use, and cybersecurity habits as online risks rise. Energy Storage Upgrade: Sungrow announces grid connection and acceptance testing for a 108.4MW/215.6MWh Kandal Stueng BESS, highlighting grid-forming and black-start capability for stability. Climate & Farm Support: ActionAid Cambodia calls for stronger climate justice policies as farmers face higher input costs, market limits, and worsening weather, urging agroecology and more government investment. Regional Cooperation on Crime: Vietnam hosts ASEAN law enforcement talks on criminal fugitives, pushing faster extradition and stronger information-sharing mechanisms across member states. IUU Fishing Tech: OceanMind launches Syndra in Southeast Asia to help authorities monitor and enforce against illegal fishing using multi-source surveillance data. Cambodia Economy Watch: The IMF cuts Cambodia’s 2026 growth forecast to 3%, citing energy costs, weaker tourism and remittances, and slower garment exports, while warning of inflation risks.
National Space Push: Cambodia’s Post and Telecommunications Ministry says it’s drafting a National Space Policy and a five-year Space Programme, aiming to build a local space ecosystem and train specialists abroad. Digital Governance & Risk: Cambodia’s Ministry of Inspection shared its push for risk-based, digital inspections after a working visit to Vietnam’s BIDV, where officials discussed internal controls and data-driven risk management. Telecom Upgrade: CellCard signed a multi-year, Huawei-led plan reportedly worth about $300 million to expand 5G, fibre, modular data centres and AI cloud capabilities. Anti-Scam Focus: Cambodia is stepping up efforts against online fraud networks, with international attention on dismantling not just scam sites but the “masterminds” behind them. Finance Watch: The IMF cut Cambodia’s 2026 growth forecast to 3%, citing higher energy costs, weaker tourism and remittances, and tighter financial conditions. Agro Value Addition: Japan’s Inoue Calcium Corporation plans to buy 2,000–3,000 tons of Cambodian cashews annually for processing to Japanese standards, targeting higher farm-gate prices. ASEAN Critical Minerals: Fair Finance Asia warns ASEAN critical-minerals deals often lack fair local-benefit sharing and ESG safeguards, urging more equitable terms. Health Tech & Care: A regional MedTech showcase highlighted AI for pre-surgery assessment and rehabilitation robotics, pointing to connected care as the next patient-care frontier.
Digital Payments & Fintech: CellCard signed a multi-year, Huawei-led deal worth about US$300m to upgrade Cambodia’s telecom and digital infrastructure, including 5G, fibre, modular data centres and AI cloud capabilities. Regional Tech Trade: ASEAN’s Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) is nearing signature, aiming to reshape how developing economies handle digital trade and payments across the region. Cambodia-Japan Climate Tech: Cambodia and Japan held a “Space Economy Co-Creation” symposium and business matching, highlighting satellite monitoring (JAXA) and low-carbon projects under the Joint Crediting Mechanism. Anti-Scam Push: Cambodia is stepping up efforts to target cyber fraud “masterminds,” while international partners back the Phnom Penh Declaration on combating online scams. Public Health: Cambodia confirmed its sixth human H5N1 bird flu case in Oddar Meanchey, with health authorities tracing poultry exposure and monitoring contacts. Archaeology & Heritage Tech: Phnom Penh’s Toul Ang Komnob site has been excavated and planned as an open-air museum, adding new clues to ancient settlement in the capital area. Finance Tech Event: Cambodia will host the Black Swan Summit in Phnom Penh on Nov. 15-16, focused on how technology can strengthen financial and economic links between ASEAN and Francophone markets.
Cluster Munitions: CMAC chief Heng Ratana says CMAC research from Laos talks in Vientiane reaffirmed the cluster-munitions ban, citing alleged Thai use of millions of M42/M46/M85 submunitions across 349 Cambodian villages, hitting schools, hospitals and farmland. Anti-Scam Tech & Enforcement: Cambodia says it is gathering evidence against “masterminds” behind cyberfraud, warning that premature disclosure could let suspects flee as international partners push joint action. Digital Payments: Vietnam reports an eightfold jump in cross-border QR payments by tourists from Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, while EHang expands its low-altitude eVTOL sandbox program to Hanoi. Tourism & AI: Cambodia’s tourism minister urges operators to use AI and digital tools, launching ASEAN hygiene and safety standards and the “Safe and Warm” stamp. Health & Biosecurity: Cambodia records its sixth H5N1 bird flu human case in Oddar Meanchey, with authorities tracing poultry contacts. Archaeology: Phnom Penh’s newly excavated Toul Ang Komnob site will be preserved and turned into an open-air museum. Climate Risk: Super El Niño projections flag major heat-death increases across Africa, including South Africa.
Public Health: Cambodia confirmed its sixth human H5N1 bird flu case in 2026, with a 49-year-old poultry farmer in Oddar Meanchey in intensive care after contact with sick/dead chickens; health authorities are tracing contacts, giving at-risk people Tamiflu, and urging vigilance for symptoms within 14 days. Anti-Scam Tech & Enforcement: Cambodia says it is gathering evidence against suspected cyber-fraud “masterminds” after hosting an international anti-scam conference, warning that legal action takes time and that early disclosure could let suspects flee. Food Processing & Packaging: FoodTec Cambodia 2026 and PackTalk Cambodia 2026 opened in Phnom Penh, pushing stronger local packaging, testing, and food-safety capabilities to help Cambodia’s processing sector capture more value. Education & STEM: The U.S. Embassy held an EducationUSA Fair in Siem Reap, spotlighting STEM and AI study pathways and visa/application guidance for Cambodian students. Digital Payments: A new report highlights how QR cashless payments are becoming normal in Cambodia via KHQR/Bakong infrastructure. Tourism AI Push: Cambodia’s tourism ministry urged operators to adopt AI and digital tools under a “Smart, Safe and Warm” approach for better services and competitiveness.
Cambodia–New Zealand Cooperation: PM Hun Manet met New Zealand’s newly appointed ambassador Raylene Siale Tagaloa Liufalani, with both sides pushing deeper ties in demining/UXO clearance, water, climate, agriculture, youth and women empowerment, scholarships, and talks on trade, investment, technology transfer, renewable energy, tourism, and TVET. Tourism Digital Push: Cambodia’s Tourism Minister Huot Hak urged operators to adopt digital tech and AI for “Smart, Safe and Warm” services, launching ASEAN hygiene and safety measures and the “Safe and Warm Stamp” to boost competitiveness. Public Health Upgrade: Luong Mae Hospital was inaugurated as a modern national specialized cancer center, supported by an $18m plan to upgrade 61 referral hospitals, with expanded 24/7 health centers and stronger emergency and oncology services. Anti-Scam Tech & Policy: Delegates at ICCOS signed the Phnom Penh Declaration with 11 commitments to dismantle online scam ecosystems, while Cambodia reports blocking 53,000+ illegal scam websites—analysts warn blocking alone won’t stop networks without enforcement and cross-border action. Cashless Payments in Cambodia: A KHQR/Bakong-backed QR payment shift is making phone-based payments routine across restaurants, markets, and shops. Space Governance: Cambodia endorsed French-led space declarations at the International Space Summit in Paris, aiming to strengthen satellite tech, AI, and cybersecurity cooperation. Climate Tech for Cooling: UNEP highlights financing gaps for safer cooling tech beyond energy-hungry air-conditioners, warning extreme heat risks across developing Asia.
Tourism & AI: Prime Minister Hun Manet urged Cambodia to use digital tech and AI as a “bridge” to attract more visitors while keeping Khmer identity at the core, ahead of World Tourism Day’s theme on a digital agenda for tourism. Health Tech Upgrade: Luong Mae Hospital was inaugurated as Cambodia’s modern specialized national cancer center, adding advanced oncology tools like Linac accelerators and MRI, after large-scale screenings and vaccinations. Online Scam Crackdown: Cambodia says it has blocked over 53,000 illegal scam websites, but analysts warn blocking alone won’t stop networks without arrests, victim support, and cross-border cooperation. International Anti-Scam Cooperation: Cambodia and the UK signed an MoU to coordinate against scam centers, including data sharing and action against trafficking-linked fraud. Digital Safety & Skills: Cambodia ICT Camp 2026 in Siem Reap highlighted the need for stronger digital literacy so people can spot online risks, especially as AI expands. Climate Tech & Cooling Finance: UNEP warned that effective cooling solutions need more funding beyond cheaper but inefficient air-conditioners, pushing heat-reflective materials and better building tech. Heat Disaster Warning: New research projects “super El Niño” could add up to 451,000 heat-related deaths globally, with Cambodia among the Southeast Asian countries at risk. Payments Innovation: Cross-border QR payments are shifting from basic connectivity to real economic value for tourism and trade, with policymakers stressing “economic connectivity” as the goal.
Online Scams Crackdown: Cambodia has blocked 53,000+ illegal websites tied to online scams, but analysts warn blocking alone won’t stop syndicates that can shift to new sites and social apps, urging deeper investigations and cross-border action. Anti-Scam Tech & Policy: Cambodia is studying a National Center for Combating Online Scams to boost technology-led enforcement, with calls for stronger investigative authority and equal legal action. International Cooperation: Canada endorsed the Phnom Penh Declaration from ICCOS-2026, which sets 11 commitments including intelligence sharing, financial investigations, public-private partnerships, and protecting trafficked victims. Digital Safety Skills: Cambodia ICT Camp 2026 in Siem Reap highlighted the need for stronger digital literacy so people can spot online risks, as AI raises new questions about digital rights. Climate Tech & Health: “Super El Niño” could drive up to 451,000 extra heat deaths globally by Feb 2027, with Cambodia and nearby Southeast Asia projected to face thousands more—underscoring the need for cooling solutions and financing. Cross-border Payments: Cross-border QR payments in Việt Nam are shifting from mere connectivity to real economic value for tourism, retail, and trade.
Online Scams Crackdown: Cambodia is studying a National Center for Combating Online Scams, with plans for advanced tech support for law enforcement and the Commission for Combating Online Scams, as officials say the fight needs stronger investigation powers and cross-border legal action. International Cooperation: Canada endorsed the Phnom Penh Declaration adopted at ICCOS-2026, while Cambodia’s anti-scam minister told Reuters the country is gathering evidence against “masterminds,” responding to criticism that arrests haven’t yet reached top operators. Digital Safety & Literacy: Experts at Cambodia ICT Camp 2026 in Siem Reap urged better digital literacy so people can spot online risks as AI and digital services spread. Cybercrime Tech Angle: A report highlights how scam networks lure victims with job promises, including cases tied to Cambodia, and argues technology plus international collaboration is key. Climate Tech/Health Warning: New research warns “super El Niño” heat could add about 451,000 heat-related deaths globally by Feb 2027, with Cambodia among countries facing extra risk. Regional Tech & Trade: China’s Pinglu Canal project is set to boost Southeast Asia connectivity, potentially reshaping regional logistics flows. STMarket Finance Education: STMarket Cambodia hosted Mind Trade Forum 2026, focusing on trading strategy, risk management, and psychology for responsible participation.
Super El Niño Heat Threat: New research warns extreme heat could drive up to 451,000 extra deaths worldwide by February 2027, with Cambodia and nearby countries projected to add about 19,400 heat-related deaths—urging targeted emergency action. Anti-Scam Push, Evidence Focus: Cambodia says it’s gathering evidence against “masterminds” behind cyber fraud, responding to criticism that crackdowns haven’t reached senior figures; officials stress legal cases need time and proof, plus careful international cooperation. ICCOS-2026 Outcomes: The Phnom Penh Declaration was adopted after ICCOS-2026, with commitments spanning tech innovation, intelligence sharing, and dismantling scam compounds; Canada also endorsed the declaration. Digital Safety Skills: Experts at Cambodia ICT Camp 2026 highlight digital literacy as key to spotting online risks as AI expands new questions about digital rights. Tech for Heritage: NASA-developed image processing is helping archaeologists reveal hidden Angkor-era paintings and rock art details. EU Mine Clearance Grant: The EU approved $1.8M for CMAC clearance of explosive remnants of war in Preah Vihear and Oddar Meanchey, including mine-risk education. TVET Partnerships: Cambodia boosts vocational training ties with Finland and France, and discusses skilled labor mobility with Türkiye.
Online Scams Crackdown: Cambodia says it is gathering evidence against “masterminds” behind large-scale cyber fraud, stressing legal action needs time and proof, while warning that premature disclosure could let suspects flee. ICCOS-2026 Follow-Through: Prime Minister Hun Manet praised the International Conference on Combating Online Scams (ICCOS-2026) and the Phnom Penh Declaration, adopted by 28 countries and seven organisations with 11 commitments to break transnational scam chains. Digital Safety Skills: Experts at Cambodia ICT Camp 2026 in Siem Reap urged stronger digital literacy so people can spot online risks as AI and digital services expand. Climate Tech & Health Risk: New research warns “Super El Niño” could drive about 451,000 extra heat-related deaths globally by Feb 2027, with Southeast Asia including Cambodia projected to be among affected regions. Cultural Tech in Archaeology: A NASA-developed image technique is helping reveal hidden Angkor-era art and paintings, while a museum display highlights newly unearthed Angkor-era Buddha statue fragments. Mine Clearance Funding: The EU approved a $1.8m grant for mine clearance in Preah Vihear and Oddar Meanchey, using African giant rats trained by APOPO. Cambodia Skills Partnerships: Cambodia is expanding TVET cooperation with Finland and France, and also discussing skilled labour mobility with Türkiye. Money & Security: Cambodia issued new 50,000-riel and 100,000-riel banknotes to circulate alongside existing notes.
Cybercrime Crackdown: Cambodia says it is still gathering evidence to go after “masterminds” behind large-scale cyber fraud, with anti-scam officials stressing that legal action needs time and proof and that premature disclosure could let suspects flee. International Anti-Scam Push: The ICCOS-2026 conference in Phnom Penh ended with the Phnom Penh Declaration, calling for faster cross-border information sharing, stronger enforcement, and asset recovery, but critics note the lack of clear funding and next-step mechanics. EU Mine Clearance Funding: The EU approved a $1.8M grant for CMAC to clear explosive remnants of war in Preah Vihear and Oddar Meanchey, using mine-detecting African giant rats and adding mine-risk education. Skills & Mobility: Cambodia is expanding TVET ties with Finland and France, and also discussed skilled labor mobility with Türkiye, including ethical recruitment and skills recognition. Climate Tech & Health: A new “Super El Niño” study warns of up to 451,000 extra heat-related deaths globally, with Cambodia grouped among Southeast Asia countries facing additional heat mortality.
Online Scams Crackdown & International Push: Cambodia’s ICCOS-2026 conference in Phnom Penh ended with the adoption of the Phnom Penh Declaration, setting 11 voluntary commitments to break scam networks, disrupt criminal proceeds, boost tech and capacity, protect victims, and dismantle scam infrastructure—while delegates also flagged that funding and concrete next steps remain unclear. Regional Law Enforcement Cooperation: Cambodia reported joint investigations and arrests linked to online scams with partners including Australia, the U.S., and South Korea, with emphasis on faster information sharing and targeting money-laundering chains. Super El Niño Health Warning: A University of Chicago Climate Impact Lab report projects up to 451,000 extra heat-related deaths worldwide through February 2027; for Southeast Asia, it estimates 19,400 additional deaths across the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia. Cambodia’s Education Debate: A Cambodia-focused commentary challenges the “skills gap” narrative, arguing employers and policy choices—not just schools—shape job outcomes. Trade & Policy Context: India used an ASEAN minister meeting to stress mutually beneficial trade reviews, while broader U.S. trade policy uncertainty continues to ripple through regional planning.
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