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AMRO Report Description 21st December 2022 (PDF, 50 pages) The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  Cambodia Report 2022 provides an in-depth macroeconomic assessment of Cambodia’s economic performance, focusing on recovery trends, inflationary pressures, fiscal conditions, external vulnerabilities and structural reform needs. Summary The publication highlights Cambodia’s rebound in 2022, following pandemic-related disruptions, while examining risks from global inflation, trade dependencies and financial sector vulnerabilities. It also reviews fiscal and monetary measures, offering key recommendations for resilience and sustainable growth: GDP growth  rebounded to 5.0% in 2022, driven by the resumption of tourism and robust external demand. Inflation peaked at 7.8%  in mid-2022, with the annual average forecast at 5.3% , fuelled by energy and food prices. The current account deficit  remained high at 35.1% of GDP, or 21.9% excluding gold, reflecting strong imports and gold trade fluctuations. Financial sector resilience is underpinned by ample liquidity, a credit-to-GDP ratio of 177% , and strong bank capital adequacy. The fiscal deficit  narrowed to 5.4% of GDP in 2022, supported by buoyant revenue and reduced pandemic stimulus. External risks included global slowdown, US dollar appreciation and China’s downturn affecting FDI and tourism inflows . Structural reforms  highlighted the need for skilled labour, infrastructure improvements and policies to achieve carbon neutrality. About AMRO Annual Consultation Report The Annual Consultation Report series is produced by AMRO to monitor and evaluate the macroeconomic conditions of its ASEAN+3 member economies. AMRO began producing country-level surveillance reports shortly after its establishment in 2011, and Cambodia has been covered regularly since then. Each report is based on in-country consultation missions with government agencies, regulators and stakeholders, and provides independent assessments of economic developments, risks and policy challenges.   About AMRO The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  is an international organisation, headquartered in Singapore, established to support macroeconomic and financial resilience and stability in the ASEAN+3 region. It operates as an independent research and surveillance unit, supporting the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) , a regional liquidity and financial stability mechanism. AMRO serves 14 member economies: the 10 ASEAN countries, plus China, Hong Kong (China), Japan and South Korea, and carries out several core functions, including macroeconomic surveillance, CMIM-related support, technical assistance, annual consultation reports, policy advice and operating as a regional knowledge hub. amro-asia.org

AMRO Report Description 22nd November 2021 (PDF, 46 pages) ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  presents this investment guide, offering a comprehensive evaluation of Cambodia’s economic recovery path post-COVID-19, with a focus on vulnerabilities and policy recommendations to enhance resilience. Summary Cambodia’s economic recovery in 2021 was uneven and moderate, shaped by ongoing pandemic disruptions and the vulnerabilities of key sectors. The report highlights risks in tourism, services and finance, while stressing the importance of targeted fiscal and monetary support to strengthen resilience: The COVID-19 pandemic , heavily hitting tourism-reliant sectors, led to a moderate and uneven recovery in 2021. The services sector, particularly close contact services , remains highly exposed to renewed outbreaks. Risks arise from potential deterioration in credit quality  and asset-price inflation within the financial sector. Long-term recovery may be impaired by scarring effects on growth potential . Continued accommodative fiscal measures  are necessary while improving financial system supervision. Clear communication from the National Bank of Cambodia  is critical when unwinding extraordinary policy support. Accelerated structural reforms  are essential to enhance economic competitiveness  and resilience. About AMRO Annual Consultation Report The Annual Consultation Report series is produced by AMRO to monitor and evaluate the macroeconomic conditions of its ASEAN+3 member economies. AMRO began producing country-level surveillance reports shortly after its establishment in 2011, and Cambodia has been covered regularly since then. Each report is based on in-country consultation missions with government agencies, regulators and stakeholders, and provides independent assessments of economic developments, risks and policy challenges.   About AMRO The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  is an international organisation, headquartered in Singapore, established to support macroeconomic and financial resilience and stability in the ASEAN+3 region. It operates as an independent research and surveillance unit, supporting the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) , a regional liquidity and financial stability mechanism. AMRO serves 14 member economies: the 10 ASEAN countries, plus China, Hong Kong (China), Japan and South Korea, and carries out several core functions, including macroeconomic surveillance, CMIM-related support, technical assistance, annual consultation reports, policy advice and operating as a regional knowledge hub. amro-asia.org

AMRO Report Description 29th January 2020 (PDF, 48 pages) This guide by the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  provides a comprehensive analysis of Cambodia’s macroeconomic performance and financial stability outlook. Summary The report highlights Cambodia’s rapid economic expansion in 2018–2019 while outlining risks linked to external demand, market concentration and domestic structural challenges. It also reviews the country’s fiscal consolidation, financial sector resilience and the potential impact of external shocks, concluding with targeted policy recommendations: Real GDP growth  reached 7.5% in 2018, driven by garment manufacturing, construction and domestic demand. Inflation remained low at 2.5% in 2018 and is projected to stay subdued in 2019–2020. The current account deficit  widened to 12.2% of GDP in 2018, but strong FDI inflows sustained a balance of payments surplus. The financial sector remained sound with capital adequacy ratios above regulatory minimums, although real estate credit  poses risks. The fiscal position improved, with domestic revenue at a record 21.4% of GDP in 2018 due to successful Revenue Mobilisation Strategy reforms. Key risks stem from reliance on the EU (EBA suspension) and China (FDI, debt and tourism). The government launched a 17-point strategy  in 2019 to strengthen competitiveness and diversify the economy. About AMRO Annual Consultation Report The Annual Consultation Report series is produced by AMRO to monitor and evaluate the macroeconomic conditions of its ASEAN+3 member economies. AMRO began producing country-level surveillance reports shortly after its establishment in 2011, and Cambodia has been covered regularly since then. Each report is based on in-country consultation missions with government agencies, regulators and stakeholders, and provides independent assessments of economic developments, risks and policy challenges.   About AMRO The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  is an international organisation, headquartered in Singapore, established to support macroeconomic and financial resilience and stability in the ASEAN+3 region. It operates as an independent research and surveillance unit, supporting the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) , a regional liquidity and financial stability mechanism. AMRO serves 14 member economies: the 10 ASEAN countries, plus China, Hong Kong (China), Japan and South Korea, and carries out several core functions, including macroeconomic surveillance, CMIM-related support, technical assistance, annual consultation reports, policy advice and operating as a regional knowledge hub. amro-asia.org

AMRO Report Description 11th January 2019 (PDF, 46 pages) This guide provides an in-depth macroeconomic review of Cambodia’s economic performance and outlook in 2018, produced under ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)’s annual consultation process. Summary The report analyses growth momentum, fiscal policy, external competitiveness and financial stability, highlighting risks and policy challenges. It covers Cambodia’s real sector, banking system, fiscal developments and external balances, concluding with tailored recommendations for resilience and diversification: Cambodia’s economy grew by 7.0% in 2017, with projected acceleration to 7.2% in 2018, supported by exports, construction and tourism. Inflation averaged 2.9% in 2017 and was projected to fall to 2.6% in 2018, despite rising energy prices. Gross international reserves  reached USD $10 billion by end-2018, covering about 6 months of imports. Bank credit growth  moderated to 18.5% in 2017, though loans to real estate and construction grew at over 30% annually, raising stability concerns. The budget deficit widened to 2.7% of GDP in 2017 and is projected at 4.4% in 2018, driven by higher wages and public investment. Rising minimum wages from USD $80 in 2013 to USD $170 in 2018, scheduled to reach USD $182 in 2019, pressured garment-sector competitiveness. Heavy dependence on the EU market under the EBA scheme and the risk of suspension were flagged as key external vulnerabilities. About AMRO Annual Consultation Report The Annual Consultation Report series is produced by AMRO to monitor and evaluate the macroeconomic conditions of its ASEAN+3 member economies. AMRO began producing country-level surveillance reports shortly after its establishment in 2011, and Cambodia has been covered regularly since then. Each report is based on in-country consultation missions with government agencies, regulators and stakeholders, and provides independent assessments of economic developments, risks and policy challenges.   About AMRO The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  is an international organisation, headquartered in Singapore, established to support macroeconomic and financial resilience and stability in the ASEAN+3 region. It operates as an independent research and surveillance unit, supporting the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) , a regional liquidity and financial stability mechanism. AMRO serves 14 member economies: the 10 ASEAN countries, plus China, Hong Kong (China), Japan and South Korea, and carries out several core functions, including macroeconomic surveillance, CMIM-related support, technical assistance, annual consultation reports, policy advice and operating as a regional knowledge hub. amro-asia.org

AMRO Report Description 5th August 2025 (PDF, 70 pages) This report from the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) provides a comprehensive macroeconomic assessment of Cambodia’s current economic landscape, risks and policy directions. It analyses recent growth trends, financial sector developments, fiscal dynamics and structural challenges. Summary Prepared following AMRO’s Annual Consultation Mission in April 2025, the guide assesses growth prospects, vulnerabilities and resilience-building strategies. It highlights external pressures, financial stability issues and fiscal consolidation needs while offering policy recommendations: Economic growth  slowed to 5.2% in 2025 and is forecast at 4.7% in 2026, reflecting the impact of new US tariffs at 36%. The garment sector , accounting for one-third of GDP , faces the sharpest decline, with growth halved compared to 2024. Inflation volatility  persists, largely driven by imported food prices; headline CPI is expected to reach 2.5% in 2025 before moderating to 2.3% in 2026. The current account balance  is shifting from a 0.5% of GDP surplus in 2024 to a projected 5.4% deficit by 2026. Non-performing loans (NPLs)  rose to 7.8% in March 2025, raising risks for bank profitability and capital adequacy. Public debt  is projected to rise to 29.1% of GDP by 2029, underlining the need for gradual fiscal consolidation and improved revenue mobilisation. Structural challenges include LDC graduation in 2029 , loss of trade preferences, climate change and the need for stronger policy coordination. About AMRO Annual Consultation Report The Annual Consultation Report series is produced by AMRO to monitor and evaluate the macroeconomic conditions of its ASEAN+3 member economies. AMRO began producing country-level surveillance reports shortly after its establishment in 2011, and Cambodia has been covered regularly since then. Each report is based on in-country consultation missions with government agencies, regulators and stakeholders, and provides independent assessments of economic developments, risks and policy challenges.   About AMRO The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  is an international organisation, headquartered in Singapore, established to support macroeconomic and financial resilience and stability in the ASEAN+3 region. It operates as an independent research and surveillance unit, supporting the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) , a regional liquidity and financial stability mechanism. AMRO serves 14 member economies: the 10 ASEAN countries, plus China, Hong Kong (China), Japan and South Korea, and carries out several core functions, including macroeconomic surveillance, CMIM-related support, technical assistance, annual consultation reports, policy advice and operating as a regional knowledge hub. amro-asia.org

KPMG Cambodia Report Description PDF, 60 pages The 2025 edition of KPMG Cambodia’s  annual investment guide provides an in-depth overview of Cambodia’s investment climate, regulatory framework and key tax considerations, outlining opportunities and challenges for both domestic and foreign investors. Summary This comprehensive publication covers economic indicators, business registration procedures, compliance requirements and sector-specific insights. It highlights tax regulations, incentives and practical considerations for enterprises seeking to operate successfully in the Kingdom: Cambodia’s GDP is forecast to grow by 5.7% in 2025 , supported by trade agreements such as RCEP, and FTAs with China and South Korea. The country maintains one of Asia’s lowest labour costs, with a minimum wage of US$208/month  in 2025, while sustaining competitiveness through investment-friendly policies. Foreign investors can access long-term leases of up to 50+50 years but are restricted from direct land ownership. The Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX)  lists 11 companies and offers tax incentives, including up to a 50% reduction in tax on income, and capital gains tax exemptions for three years. Qualified Investment Projects (QIPs)  benefit from tailored incentives based on sector classification, with high-priority sectors enjoying greater benefits. Comprehensive tax reforms  under the 2023 Law on Taxation provide clarity on corporate income tax, VAT and withholding tax obligations. Businesses must comply with labour and social security regulations , including registration with the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and annual commercial declarations. About Investing in Cambodia 2025 and Beyond The Investing in Cambodia  series by KPMG Cambodia  is an annual publication designed to provide investors with an authoritative resource on the country’s business environment. It combines macroeconomic insights, sectoral analysis and practical guidance on setting up and managing businesses, with up-to-date regulatory and tax information.   KPMG Cambodia KPMG Cambodia  is one of the largest professional services firms in Cambodia, established in 1994 and employing over 350 professionals. As part of the global KPMG  network operating in 142 countries, it provides audit, tax and advisory services to a diverse range of clients. The firm is recognised for its local expertise combined with global resources, delivering high-quality insights and solutions to help clients navigate complex business challenges.

AMRO Report Description 11th December 2017 (PDF, 36 pages) This publication by the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) offers a comprehensive review of Cambodia’s 2017 macroeconomic landscape, examining growth patterns, emerging risks, sectoral developments and key policy recommendations for sustaining stability and resilience. Summary The report evaluates Cambodia’s real sector performance, external position, and fiscal and financial sector developments, as well as key vulnerabilities. It also offers forward-looking projections and outlines fiscal and monetary policy recommendations to ensure stability and growth: GDP growth is forecast at 6.9% in 2017 and 6.8% in 2018, supported by tourism and construction. The garment sector slowdown is  offset by strong construction and a rebound in agriculture and tourism. The current account deficit  narrowed from 9.4% of GDP (2015) to 8.9% (2016), with further improvement expected. Inflation is projected at 3.3% in 2017 and 3.5% in 2018, driven by oil prices and food costs. Credit growth  slowed from 37.3% (2015) to 13.1% (2016), while NPL ratios rose modestly. Tax revenue  increased by 12.5% in 2016, reflecting strengthened administration under the Revenue Mobilisation Strategy. Main downside risks include wage-driven competitiveness pressures , potential loss of preferential trade access and vulnerabilities in the financial sector. About AMRO Annual Consultation Report The Annual Consultation Report series is produced by AMRO to monitor and evaluate the macroeconomic conditions of its ASEAN+3 member economies. AMRO began producing country-level surveillance reports shortly after its establishment in 2011, and Cambodia has been covered regularly since then. Each report is based on in-country consultation missions with government agencies, regulators and stakeholders, and provides independent assessments of economic developments, risks and policy challenges.   About AMRO The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)  is an international organisation, headquartered in Singapore, established to support macroeconomic and financial resilience and stability in the ASEAN+3 region. It operates as an independent research and surveillance unit, supporting the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) , a regional liquidity and financial stability mechanism. AMRO serves 14 member economies: the 10 ASEAN countries, plus China, Hong Kong (China), Japan and South Korea, and carries out several core functions, including macroeconomic surveillance, CMIM-related support, technical assistance, annual consultation reports, policy advice and operating as a regional knowledge hub. amro-asia.org

Emirates Job Description Sector: Supply Chain, Logistics, Shipping, Port Services, Transport, Distribution & CEP (Courier, Express & Parcel) Overview Dubai, United Arab Emirates This role offers Cambodian and overseas candidates the opportunity to join Emirates as part of its international cabin crew team. Emirates is a world-renowned airline headquartered in Dubai, recognised for its premium services and global network. The role is based in Dubai and requires relocation, with responsibilities spanning customer service, safety procedures and cultural engagement. Key Duties & Responsibilities Represent the airline as the first point of contact for passengers onboard. Provide friendly, attentive and culturally sensitive customer service. Ensure safety and security procedures are consistently followed. Lead confidently during in-flight situations, ensuring passenger welfare. Deliver clear communication and professional guidance to passengers. Assist travellers from diverse backgrounds with empathy and discretion. Maintain aircraft service standards throughout the flight. Participate in continuous training at the airline’s facility in Dubai. Support crew colleagues to create a cohesive and efficient service team. Uphold the professional image and values of the airline. Qualifications, Skills & Experience The minimum qualification is high school graduation  (Grade 12). At least 1 year 's experience in hospitality or customer service. Proven record of providing excellent customer service  in diverse environments. Strong ability to follow and apply safety procedures  with confidence. Demonstrated teamwork and interpersonal skills  in multicultural settings. Must be fluent in written and spoken English ; other languages are an advantage. Height requirement: at least 160 cm with the ability to reach 212 cm. No visible tattoos  while in uniform. Eligibility to meet UAE employment visa requirements. High levels of professionalism, adaptability and a service-orientated attitude. About Emirates Emirates  is one of the world’s leading international airlines, operating a vast global network from its Dubai hub. Employees benefit from extensive training, global travel opportunities and a supportive working culture. As part of its cabin crew, staff enjoy competitive pay, accommodation, transport, and the chance to represent a globally respected brand. Estimated Salary Range (unverified, AI-based projection): USD $2,400 to $2,800 per month, depending on experience *Contact the organisation directly for precise salary information. Regional Salary Comparison Cambodia : $2,400 – $2,800 Relatively high for a service role, reflecting international posting and allowances. Laos : $2,200 – $2,600 Hospitality roles pay less locally, though overseas opportunities provide higher compensation. Myanmar : $2,100 – $2,500 Regional airline crews earn modestly compared to international carriers. Thailand : $2,800 – $3,200 Strong aviation market with competitive packages, particularly for international airlines. Vietnam : $2,400 – $2,800 Rising demand for aviation professionals is increasing salary competitiveness.

PPCBank Job Description Sector: Accounting & Audit, Finance, Banking, Fintech, Investment, Insurance & Professional Services Overview Kampong Speu, Cambodia The Teller position at PPCBank  is an excellent entry-level opportunity for graduates who want to begin their careers in banking. This role is based at the Kampong Speu Provincial Branch and offers exposure to a wide range of frontline banking services, including customer interaction, financial transactions and product promotion. Successful candidates will develop key financial service skills, gain knowledge of retail banking, and be encouraged to grow professionally within one of Cambodia’s leading commercial banks. Key Duties & Responsibilities Perform over-the-counter services, including account opening, withdrawal, deposit, foreign exchange, internal fund transfer and international fund transfer. Present and market the bank’s products and services to Chinese customers. Act as a specialist in identifying currency notes. Maintain good customer relations and refer customers to appropriate staff for new services to promote business for the bank. Perform other tasks assigned by the manager. Qualifications, Skills & Experience University degree in finance and banking or equivalent professional qualifications. Fresh graduates or candidates with work experience in a related field with financial institutes (priority). Creative  and dynamic, flexible, self-directed and self-motivated team player. Excellent communication  and interpersonal skills. Good command of Chinese and English; other foreign languages are an advantage. Strong computer literacy . About PPCBank Phnom Penh Commercial Bank (PPCBank)  is one of Cambodia’s most dynamic and fastest-growing financial institutions. Established in 2008 with a strong focus on innovation and customer-centric banking, the bank offers retail, SME and corporate services nationwide. Working at PPCBank provides young professionals with valuable career development opportunities, training and mentoring, and the chance to contribute to a forward-looking bank that places strong emphasis on professional growth and community impact. Estimated Salary Range (unverified, AI-based projection): USD $350 to $500 per month, depending on experience *Contact the organisation directly for precise salary information. Regional Salary Comparison Cambodia : $350 – $500 Entry-level teller roles in Cambodia provide a competitive starting salary compared with other local financial institutions. Laos : $300 – $450 Graduate teller salaries in Laos are slightly lower, reflecting a smaller banking sector. Myanmar : $280 – $420 Economic volatility continues to affect graduate banking salaries in Myanmar. Thailand : $450 – $650 Higher living costs and a more developed banking sector push entry-level teller salaries upward in Thailand. Vietnam : $400 – $600 Vietnamese banks offer competitive graduate salaries with strong opportunities for career advancement.

Unilever Cambodia Internship Description Sector: FMCG, Fashion, Retail, Ecommerce & Services Overview Tonle Bassac, Phnom Penh This internship provides aspiring finance professionals with the opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience at Unilever , one of the world’s leading consumer goods companies. The role focuses on supporting the finance function with administrative and operational tasks, working closely with customer development operations and distributors. It is an excellent opportunity for final-year students or fresh graduates to develop their technical, analytical and problem-solving skills while contributing to a global organisation. Responsibilities Perform end-to-end monthly distributors’ claims with the Customer Development Operations team on invoice claim verification, cross-check with proposal or scheme sign-off, supporting calculation and other documents to ensure timeliness, accuracy and completeness with proper approvals. Prepare journal entry postings on claims, reclassification or adjustments in the SAP system with proper approvals and accuracy. Communicate announcements to internal teams, including cut-off timelines and control- and governance-related matters. Manage hard copy files of invoices with supporting documents and calculations, and send to the document storage management agency, while filing soft copies and supporting documents in SharePoint sites. Support monthly tax requirements related to distributors’ claims and provide assistance for internal and external audit requirements. Undertake other tasks and ad hoc projects assigned by the line manager. Eligibility Fresh graduates or students in their final year of studies with a degree in finance, accounting or a related field. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint with strong problem-solving skills . Strong communication abilities and good time management  skills. Committed to meeting deadlines with accuracy and accountability. Ability to build positive relationships  internally and across functions. Good written and verbal communication in both Khmer and English . Willingness to learn and explore new tasks or ad hoc projects as assigned. About Unilever Cambodia Unilever  is a global leader in consumer goods, with a portfolio of household brands spanning food, home care and personal care categories. The organisation is recognised for its strong commitment to sustainability, equity and inclusion, offering interns an inspiring environment in which to learn and grow. Working at Unilever Cambodia provides valuable exposure to international best practices, professional networks and opportunities to contribute to meaningful projects.

University of Puthisastra (UP) Internship Description Sector: Education, EdTech, Assessment, Examinations, Training, Professional Development & Research Overview Boeng Reang, Phnom Penh The Lab Assistance Internship at the University of Puthisastra offers a valuable opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in laboratory support, teaching assistance and research. Working under the supervision of the Programme Manager of Science Research, interns will contribute to teaching, administrative and research activities within the Faculty of Science and Technology. The internship runs from 18th October 2025 to 18th April 2026, providing practical exposure and a chance to build skills for a future career in science and research. Responsibilities Maintain up-to-date information on the progress of each lab or class where assistance is provided. Support faculty members in practice teaching. Conduct monthly stock inventory. Communicate with students and supervisors as required to support teaching-learning activities. Provide administrative support as needed. Assist lecturers in conducting research or writing academic articles. Perform any other duties as may be assigned by faculty staff. Eligibility Student currently in year 3 or 4 pursuing a degree in science . Prior research experience  is preferred. Well organised with attention to detail . Proficient in using Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint . Strong communication skills in English  and Khmer . Able to multitask effectively. Good understanding of the research process  and knowledge of the UP education system is an advantage. Ability to work well in a team and be reliable . About University of Puthisastra (UP) Founded in 2007, the University of Puthisastra  is a leading private university in Cambodia specialising in health sciences, technology and research. It offers students a dynamic learning environment with access to modern facilities and experienced faculty. Working here provides opportunities for professional development, collaboration and exposure to innovative research and teaching practices.

Foodpanda Internship Description Sector: FMCG, Fashion, Retail, Ecommerce & Services Overview Tonle Bassac, Phnom Penh The internship opportunity with Foodpanda  offers students and recent graduates the chance to gain valuable experience in content-related projects within one of the region’s leading delivery platforms. The role focuses on supporting vendor quality checks, content improvements and onboarding processes, while providing insights and feedback that contribute to operational efficiency. Interns will gain exposure to cross-departmental collaboration and develop essential skills in compliance, communication and data management. Responsibilities Support vendor quality checks during onboarding to ensure compliance with standards. Assist in menu quality improvements and other monthly ad hoc projects. Provide biweekly observations and insights for project improvement. Collaborate with cross-department teams and Central Ops. Support vendor onboarding and performance analysis. Eligibility Strong attention to detail and ability to ensure compliance standards . Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in a team environment. Proficiency in Google Sheets  or similar digital tools . Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively in a fast-paced environment . Problem-solving skills with a proactive approach to handling challenges. Familiarity with vendor onboarding processes  is a plus, but not required. About Foodpanda Foodpanda  is part of the Delivery Hero group, a pioneering global delivery platform headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Operating in over 70 countries, the company is committed to providing fast, convenient and seamless delivery experiences. Working with Foodpanda offers interns access to an international working environment, professional development opportunities and the chance to contribute to one of the fastest-growing e-commerce services in the world.