Partner2Connect (P2C) National Roundtable for Cambodia will take place from 8-9 July 2024 in Phnom Penh. This in-country meeting will provide a unique opportunity for all relevant stakeholders on both global and national levels to come together to understand Cambodia’s needs and determine the best responses to its digital transformation. This includes mobilization of new P2C pledges and leveraging dialogue with key stakeholders.
The objectives of the roundtable are as follows:
- Develop a deeper understanding of Cambodia’s digital landscape, digital transformation initiatives, relevant policies and strategies, existing opportunities, and development gaps.
- Bring together key stakeholders involved in Cambodia’s digital transformation, including government, P2C pledging organizations, donors, UN and international organizations, private sector, civil society, and academia, to discuss and align on Cambodia’s priority areas for development and targets.
- Mobilize additional P2C pledges to address Cambodia’s gaps and priorities and facilitate sustainable partnerships.
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