Cambodian Parliament Speaker Proposes Enhanced Bilateral Cooperation with Rwanda to Boost Citizen Benefits
Cambodian National Assembly Speaker Khuon Sudary proposed to Rwandan President Paul Kagame to enhance parliamentary, trade, and tourism cooperation to promote the interests of both nations' citizens. The proposal was made during a meeting with President Kagame, who was visiting Cambodia. Both countries share a history of overcoming genocide and pursuing national reconciliation and reconstruction.
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