Cambodia and Nicaragua Hold Political Consultations, Agree to Expand Cooperation
Cambodia and Nicaragua held their first political consultations in Managua, exchanging views on their respective political and economic situations. The two nations, celebrating 32 years of diplomatic relations established in 1994, agreed to enhance cooperation in trade, investment, culture, and tourism. The next round of consultations is scheduled for 2028 in Phnom Penh.
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