Confluences started 2025 by hosting Marion Sutton from CLS Group for a strategic visit to Cambodia. As CLS’s key regional contact, she will facilitate regular missions, ensuring closer engagement with the government, embassies, NGOs, and private sector. This visit reaffirms CLS’s commitment to Cambodia as a priority market in 2025.
CLS has been active in Cambodia since 2021, but 2025 marks a shift in focus. The company is entering a new phase, reinforcing partnerships and exploring how its satellite-based solutions could support key national priorities. By expanding its engagement with local stakeholders, CLS aims to deliver concrete applications that directly contribute to Cambodia’s economic and technological development.
Agriculture is a pillar of Cambodia’s economy, employing nearly 40% of the workforce and contributing 22% of GDP. However, challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, and land productivity hinder its full potential. Satellite data, IoT sensors, and AI-powered models could provide game-changing solutions. CLS is now exploring how its technologies could be deployed to optimize water use, predict crop yields, and enhance land resilience.
Through advanced monitoring systems, authorities and farmers could better manage natural resources, mitigate risks, and boost productivity. These solutions would support Cambodia’s ambitions for a more sustainable, high-value agricultural sector ready for global markets.
This visit builds on the momentum of CLS’s leadership trip in mid-2024, where Stéphanie Limouzin, CEO, and Sophie Besnard, Director of International Development, initiated key discussions with Cambodian stakeholders. Their visit set the groundwork for new opportunities, which Marion Sutton’s presence now helps to advance.
While agriculture is our current focus, CLS also operates in five strategic areas:
Confluences will continue to identify opportunities in these areas, ensuring that CLS’s expertise finds relevant applications in Cambodia’s evolving technological landscape.
"Our priority is to introduce advanced technologies that bring real value to local partners," says Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at Confluences. "Every future project will focus on knowledge transfer, ensuring long-term impact for Cambodian stakeholders."
By making Cambodia a key priority in 2025, CLS is strengthening its presence in the region. Confluences remains committed to supporting this expansion, connecting the right partners, and structuring high-impact projects that align with the country’s growth objectives.
About CLS Group: is a global company and pioneering provider of Earth monitoring and surveillance solutions since 1986.
More about CLS Group: https://maritime-intelligence.groupcls.com/about/
For more information contact Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at borarangsey.korm@confluences.asia
Confluences started 2025 by hosting Marion Sutton from CLS Group for a strategic visit to Cambodia. As CLS’s key regional contact, she will facilitate regular missions, ensuring closer engagement with the government, embassies, NGOs, and private sector. This visit reaffirms CLS’s commitment to Cambodia as a priority market in 2025.
CLS has been active in Cambodia since 2021, but 2025 marks a shift in focus. The company is entering a new phase, reinforcing partnerships and exploring how its satellite-based solutions could support key national priorities. By expanding its engagement with local stakeholders, CLS aims to deliver concrete applications that directly contribute to Cambodia’s economic and technological development.
Agriculture is a pillar of Cambodia’s economy, employing nearly 40% of the workforce and contributing 22% of GDP. However, challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, and land productivity hinder its full potential. Satellite data, IoT sensors, and AI-powered models could provide game-changing solutions. CLS is now exploring how its technologies could be deployed to optimize water use, predict crop yields, and enhance land resilience.
Through advanced monitoring systems, authorities and farmers could better manage natural resources, mitigate risks, and boost productivity. These solutions would support Cambodia’s ambitions for a more sustainable, high-value agricultural sector ready for global markets.
This visit builds on the momentum of CLS’s leadership trip in mid-2024, where Stéphanie Limouzin, CEO, and Sophie Besnard, Director of International Development, initiated key discussions with Cambodian stakeholders. Their visit set the groundwork for new opportunities, which Marion Sutton’s presence now helps to advance.
While agriculture is our current focus, CLS also operates in five strategic areas:
Confluences will continue to identify opportunities in these areas, ensuring that CLS’s expertise finds relevant applications in Cambodia’s evolving technological landscape.
"Our priority is to introduce advanced technologies that bring real value to local partners," says Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at Confluences. "Every future project will focus on knowledge transfer, ensuring long-term impact for Cambodian stakeholders."
By making Cambodia a key priority in 2025, CLS is strengthening its presence in the region. Confluences remains committed to supporting this expansion, connecting the right partners, and structuring high-impact projects that align with the country’s growth objectives.
About CLS Group: is a global company and pioneering provider of Earth monitoring and surveillance solutions since 1986.
More about CLS Group: https://maritime-intelligence.groupcls.com/about/
For more information contact Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at borarangsey.korm@confluences.asia
Confluences started 2025 by hosting Marion Sutton from CLS Group for a strategic visit to Cambodia. As CLS’s key regional contact, she will facilitate regular missions, ensuring closer engagement with the government, embassies, NGOs, and private sector. This visit reaffirms CLS’s commitment to Cambodia as a priority market in 2025.
CLS has been active in Cambodia since 2021, but 2025 marks a shift in focus. The company is entering a new phase, reinforcing partnerships and exploring how its satellite-based solutions could support key national priorities. By expanding its engagement with local stakeholders, CLS aims to deliver concrete applications that directly contribute to Cambodia’s economic and technological development.
Agriculture is a pillar of Cambodia’s economy, employing nearly 40% of the workforce and contributing 22% of GDP. However, challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, and land productivity hinder its full potential. Satellite data, IoT sensors, and AI-powered models could provide game-changing solutions. CLS is now exploring how its technologies could be deployed to optimize water use, predict crop yields, and enhance land resilience.
Through advanced monitoring systems, authorities and farmers could better manage natural resources, mitigate risks, and boost productivity. These solutions would support Cambodia’s ambitions for a more sustainable, high-value agricultural sector ready for global markets.
This visit builds on the momentum of CLS’s leadership trip in mid-2024, where Stéphanie Limouzin, CEO, and Sophie Besnard, Director of International Development, initiated key discussions with Cambodian stakeholders. Their visit set the groundwork for new opportunities, which Marion Sutton’s presence now helps to advance.
While agriculture is our current focus, CLS also operates in five strategic areas:
Confluences will continue to identify opportunities in these areas, ensuring that CLS’s expertise finds relevant applications in Cambodia’s evolving technological landscape.
"Our priority is to introduce advanced technologies that bring real value to local partners," says Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at Confluences. "Every future project will focus on knowledge transfer, ensuring long-term impact for Cambodian stakeholders."
By making Cambodia a key priority in 2025, CLS is strengthening its presence in the region. Confluences remains committed to supporting this expansion, connecting the right partners, and structuring high-impact projects that align with the country’s growth objectives.
About CLS Group: is a global company and pioneering provider of Earth monitoring and surveillance solutions since 1986.
More about CLS Group: https://maritime-intelligence.groupcls.com/about/
For more information contact Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at borarangsey.korm@confluences.asia
Confluences started 2025 by hosting Marion Sutton from CLS Group for a strategic visit to Cambodia. As CLS’s key regional contact, she will facilitate regular missions, ensuring closer engagement with the government, embassies, NGOs, and private sector. This visit reaffirms CLS’s commitment to Cambodia as a priority market in 2025.
CLS has been active in Cambodia since 2021, but 2025 marks a shift in focus. The company is entering a new phase, reinforcing partnerships and exploring how its satellite-based solutions could support key national priorities. By expanding its engagement with local stakeholders, CLS aims to deliver concrete applications that directly contribute to Cambodia’s economic and technological development.
Agriculture is a pillar of Cambodia’s economy, employing nearly 40% of the workforce and contributing 22% of GDP. However, challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, and land productivity hinder its full potential. Satellite data, IoT sensors, and AI-powered models could provide game-changing solutions. CLS is now exploring how its technologies could be deployed to optimize water use, predict crop yields, and enhance land resilience.
Through advanced monitoring systems, authorities and farmers could better manage natural resources, mitigate risks, and boost productivity. These solutions would support Cambodia’s ambitions for a more sustainable, high-value agricultural sector ready for global markets.
This visit builds on the momentum of CLS’s leadership trip in mid-2024, where Stéphanie Limouzin, CEO, and Sophie Besnard, Director of International Development, initiated key discussions with Cambodian stakeholders. Their visit set the groundwork for new opportunities, which Marion Sutton’s presence now helps to advance.
While agriculture is our current focus, CLS also operates in five strategic areas:
Confluences will continue to identify opportunities in these areas, ensuring that CLS’s expertise finds relevant applications in Cambodia’s evolving technological landscape.
"Our priority is to introduce advanced technologies that bring real value to local partners," says Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at Confluences. "Every future project will focus on knowledge transfer, ensuring long-term impact for Cambodian stakeholders."
By making Cambodia a key priority in 2025, CLS is strengthening its presence in the region. Confluences remains committed to supporting this expansion, connecting the right partners, and structuring high-impact projects that align with the country’s growth objectives.
About CLS Group: is a global company and pioneering provider of Earth monitoring and surveillance solutions since 1986.
More about CLS Group: https://maritime-intelligence.groupcls.com/about/
For more information contact Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at borarangsey.korm@confluences.asia
Confluences started 2025 by hosting Marion Sutton from CLS Group for a strategic visit to Cambodia. As CLS’s key regional contact, she will facilitate regular missions, ensuring closer engagement with the government, embassies, NGOs, and private sector. This visit reaffirms CLS’s commitment to Cambodia as a priority market in 2025.
CLS has been active in Cambodia since 2021, but 2025 marks a shift in focus. The company is entering a new phase, reinforcing partnerships and exploring how its satellite-based solutions could support key national priorities. By expanding its engagement with local stakeholders, CLS aims to deliver concrete applications that directly contribute to Cambodia’s economic and technological development.
Agriculture is a pillar of Cambodia’s economy, employing nearly 40% of the workforce and contributing 22% of GDP. However, challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, and land productivity hinder its full potential. Satellite data, IoT sensors, and AI-powered models could provide game-changing solutions. CLS is now exploring how its technologies could be deployed to optimize water use, predict crop yields, and enhance land resilience.
Through advanced monitoring systems, authorities and farmers could better manage natural resources, mitigate risks, and boost productivity. These solutions would support Cambodia’s ambitions for a more sustainable, high-value agricultural sector ready for global markets.
This visit builds on the momentum of CLS’s leadership trip in mid-2024, where Stéphanie Limouzin, CEO, and Sophie Besnard, Director of International Development, initiated key discussions with Cambodian stakeholders. Their visit set the groundwork for new opportunities, which Marion Sutton’s presence now helps to advance.
While agriculture is our current focus, CLS also operates in five strategic areas:
Confluences will continue to identify opportunities in these areas, ensuring that CLS’s expertise finds relevant applications in Cambodia’s evolving technological landscape.
"Our priority is to introduce advanced technologies that bring real value to local partners," says Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at Confluences. "Every future project will focus on knowledge transfer, ensuring long-term impact for Cambodian stakeholders."
By making Cambodia a key priority in 2025, CLS is strengthening its presence in the region. Confluences remains committed to supporting this expansion, connecting the right partners, and structuring high-impact projects that align with the country’s growth objectives.
About CLS Group: is a global company and pioneering provider of Earth monitoring and surveillance solutions since 1986.
More about CLS Group: https://maritime-intelligence.groupcls.com/about/
For more information contact Borarangsey KORM, Market Access Associate at borarangsey.korm@confluences.asia
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