Hun Sen Calls for Enhanced Cambodia-China Economic and Trade Cooperation
Prime Minister Hun Sen has called for further strengthening economic and trade cooperation between Cambodia and China. He emphasized that Chinese investment and tourism are crucial for Cambodia's economic recovery and development.
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