Cambodia Chamber of Commerce

The Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, abbreviated CCC, is the national business organization representing the private sector in Cambodia, established in 1995 and headquartered in Phnom Penh. The Cambodian economy has grown rapidly over the past two decades with an average annual GDP growth rate of approximately seven percent, driven primarily by the garment and textile manufacturing sector, tourism, construction and real estate, rice milling and agriculture, and light manufacturing. The garment industry alone employs over seven hundred thousand workers across more than one thousand factories producing apparel for international brands including H&M, Gap, and Adidas. CCC represents businesses across all sectors and operates through specialized committees covering manufacturing, agriculture, tourism, real estate, banking and finance, and import-export trading. The Chamber advocates for private sector interests in dialogue with the Cambodian government and the Council for the Development of Cambodia, facilitates connections between domestic enterprises and foreign investors from China, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore, organizes the Cambodia Import-Export and One Province One Product Exhibition, and provides arbitration services for commercial disputes.