Cambodia and the United States Reach Trade Agreement, Joint Statement on "Reciprocal Tariffs" to Be Released Soon
BlockBeats News, July 5 — On July 4, the Cambodian government announced that it had reached an agreement with the United States in tariff negotiations. The two sides will soon issue a joint statement on "reciprocal tariffs," but the specific details of the agreement, including tariff rates, remain unclear.
According to information released by the Cambodian government, Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol held an online consultation on July 4 with Sarah Ellerman, Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for Southeast Asia and the Pacific. The two parties reached a consensus on the draft joint statement. (Jin10)
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