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China's trade volume with Cambodia up 18 pct last year

Xinhua, April 28, 2016 Adjust font size:

Trade volume between China and Cambodia was valued at 4.4 billion U.S. dollars in 2015, an 18-percent increase year-on-year, Chinese Ambassador to Cambodia Bu Jianguo said Thursday.

Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of a China-funded power transmission system in southern Kandal province, Bu said that China imported products worth about 670 million U.S. dollars from Cambodia last year, up 38 percent year-on-year.

She attributed the annual trade growth to good relations and cooperation between the two countries and peoples.

China imported from Cambodia mostly milled rice, dry rubber, cassava, fishery, and apparels as the country exported to Cambodia mainly garment raw materials, machinery, vehicles, foodstuffs, electronics, medicines and cosmetics.

In 2012, the two countries agreed to boost their two-way trade volume to 5 billion dollars by 2017. Endite