Poipet Province Welcomes Senate Committee for Discussions on Development and Public Service Efficiency
Poipet Province in Cambodia warmly welcomed a delegation from the Senate Committee No. 9 to discuss administrative progress, law enforcement, and public service delivery challenges. Provincial authorities reported achievements in infrastructure and economic projects, with the committee's engagement expected to boost further provincial development.
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