Cambodia and Vietnam Bolster Cooperation with Six Key Agreements
Cambodia and Vietnam have signed six documents to strengthen cooperation in drug control, education, cultural heritage, security, trade, and economic development. Both leaders expressed expectations for deepening bilateral relations and contributing to sustainable development.
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