On September 12, 2026, Ms. Grace Sun, President of GLA Global Logistics Alliance, joined H.E. Sun Chanthol, Deputy Prime Minister of Cambodia, and delegation on a visit to BYD’s headquarters in Shenzhen. The visit offered a close-up look at Chinese advancements in new energy vehicle technology and global market expansion, serving as a key agenda item of the China-Cambodia Investment Forum.
During the visit, the delegation toured BYD’s Shenzhen headquarters to examine second-generation Blade Battery technology, new energy vehicle manufacturing, and global market strategy. BYD’s automotive investment in Cambodia has entered a substantive phase of implementation, standing as a flagship project of China-Cambodia industrial collaboration. From R&D to manufacturing and from localized operations to regional market reach, BYD’s experience offers a reference model for Cambodia’s efforts to integrate advanced manufacturing capabilities and extend its industrial chain.
Connecting China-Cambodia Industrial Opportunities
"China-Cambodia friendship has stood the test of time, delivering tangible benefits to both peoples, from infrastructure to livelihoods, from trade to logistics," Ms. Sun said. She noted that amid global supply chain restructuring, competition is shifting from between individual enterprises to between supply chains. Logistics connects not only goods but also global trends. As a leading global B2B logistics platform, GLA connects over 7,000 member enterprises across more than 170 countries, providing secure, one-stop international logistics solutions that help Chinese and Cambodian businesses collaborate more efficiently across the region.
In May 2026, H.E. Chhieng Pich, Under Secretary of State of Cambodia's Ministry of Public Works and Transport, attended the 14th GLA Global Logistics Conference in Shenzhen alongside over 2,000 logistics entrepreneurs from more than 130 countries.
Deputy Prime Minister H.E. Sun Chanthol has visited GLA-hosted China-Cambodia Cooperation Forums on multiple occasions. In September 2026, GLA was again invited to the China-Cambodia Investment Forum and Gala Dinner, further strengthening its engagement with Cambodian government and business circles. Southeast Asia remains one of the most dynamic regions in global supply chains, and GLA's sustained commitment here reflects its evolution from network expansion to deeper regional integration. By connecting Chinese and Cambodian enterprise needs with global resources, GLA continues to drive regional cooperation toward practical outcomes.