Russian Navy Training Fleet Delegation Meets with Preah Sihanouk Provincial Deputy Governor
A delegation from the Russian Navy's Baltic Fleet training vessel 'Perekop' held a meeting with the Deputy Governor of Preah Sihanouk Province. Both sides praised the 70th anniversary of Cambodia-Russia diplomatic relations and discussed economic development and port infrastructure. The Russian side expressed support for Cambodia's progress and anticipation for strengthened naval cooperation.
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