Phnom Penh (FN), Apr. 2 – Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet received a courtesy call by President and Chief Executive Officer of National Bank Laurent Ferreira on 20 March 2025. The meeting reaffirmed the strong support of financial institutions in contributing to Cambodia’s current and future economic development.
The meeting touched on various topics, such as strengthening investment potential, promoting sustainable economic growth, and investing in infrastructure and projects that ensure long-term sustainability. The National Bank of Canada, recognised as one of the largest foreign direct investors in Cambodia, remains committed to these objectives.
Taking this occasion, Laurent Ferreira commended the Royal Government of Cambodia for maintaining long-term economic growth and driving continuous national progress. He also expressed his appreciation for the government’s focus on digital expansion and the strengthening of government-to-government partnerships to enhance bilateral cooperation.
“I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the Cambodian government for its strong commitment to ensuring economic growth and social development,” said Laurent Ferreira.
“Cambodia’s vibrant economy and favourable business environment have created excellent conditions for ABA Bank’s growth. The National Bank of Canada highly values and appreciates the opportunity to do business in Cambodia, serving as a prime example of successful foreign investment in the country,” he added.
As one of Canada’s largest banks and a shareholder in ABA Bank, the National Bank of Canada reaffirms its commitment to fostering investment and enhancing Cambodia’s reputation as a safe and attractive destination for business and investment.
Laurent Ferreira emphasised that the bank’s success within Cambodia’s financial sector has helped raise the country’s profile in Canada as a favourable investment destination. The National Bank of Canada is actively engaged in introducing Cambodia to its clients seeking international expansion, further strengthening confidence in the Kingdom’s economic potential.
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