Cambodia and Azerbaijan Vow to Strengthen Defense and Security Cooperation
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Azerbaijan's Minister of Defense Zakir Hasanov, agreeing to further strengthen cooperation in the defense and security sectors. Capacity building, training, and professional development are expected to be key areas of focus.
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