Cambodia and Israel Agree to Strengthen Consultation Mechanisms, Boost Cooperation in Key Sectors
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Israeli President Isaac Herzog agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation during their meeting in Baku. The focus will be on expanding collaboration in trade, investment, agriculture, education, tourism, and labor, with plans to explore new opportunities through regular high-level official visits.
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