Korean Association Pledges to Promote Cambodia, Attract Tourists and Investors
The International Interchange Development Association (IIDA) of South Korea has pledged to cooperate in promoting Cambodian tourism and attracting more Korean tourists and investors. During a meeting with the Minister of Tourism, discussions focused on fostering people-to-people exchanges and improving the investment environment.
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