Negotiations for a Bilateral Investment Agreement between India and Cambodia are finished.
The agreement aims to protect and promote cross‑border investments.
Cooperation will expand into farming, dyes, banking, insurance, traditional medicine, e‑government, and pharmaceutical standards.
The digital payment system called Unified Payments Interface will be accepted by merchants in both countries.
The discussion also covered deeper cooperation in agriculture, colour‑making chemicals, banking, insurance, traditional medicine, electronic government services, and the recognition of Indian drug standards.
Both sides highlighted the launch of India's digital payment system, which allows Cambodian merchants and travelers to use QR‑code payments in each other's markets.
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