Cambodia Enhances Cooperation with WMO on Climate Disaster Risk Reduction
Cambodia's Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Thong Cheathra, met with the head of the World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) CREWS 2.0 project to strengthen cooperation on climate disaster risks and early warning systems. Cambodia aims to enhance its forecasting capabilities through human resource development and the use of advanced technology.
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