Cambodia and Australia Strengthen Water Security Cooperation Amid Climate Change Pressures
Cambodia and Australia are deepening cooperation to enhance water security as climate change pressures on water resources intensify. A water-related conference in Phnom Penh discussed sharing innovative technologies and achieving sustainable water supply through public-private partnerships.
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