Germany Affirms Continued Support for Cambodia's Sub-National Reform
German Ambassador Silke Roefer affirmed Germany's continued support for Cambodia's sub-national administration reforms, particularly by strengthening cooperation to promote decentralization and deconcentration. The statement was made during a meeting with Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sar Sokha.
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