Cambodia Encourages Diplomats to Diversify Economic Growth Through Information Sharing
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Cambodia Encourages Diplomats to Diversify Economic Growth Through Information Sharing

Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn urged diplomats to diversify economic growth sources by collaborating with relevant ministries and the private sector to leverage new opportunities, during a seminar on the economic situation. This initiative is part of the 7th mandate government's priority on economic diplomacy.

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