Cambodian Parliamentary Delegation Attends Taiyuan Low-Carbon Energy Development Forum in China
A Cambodian parliamentary delegation has departed for China to participate in the '2026 Taiyuan Low-Carbon Energy Development Forum' in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province. This participation underscores Cambodia's commitment to implementing its '2026-2030 Environmental Diplomacy Strategy' and advancing the global transition to clean energy. The forum, themed 'Dual Carbon Leads Energy Transformation, Innovation Accelerates Green Future,' will bring together government officials, international organizations, and global companies like Tesla and Siemens.
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