Cambodia and Rwanda Sign Agreements to Bolster Bilateral Ties
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen and Rwandan President Kagame signed agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation in economy, trade, and investment. Both nations acknowledged shared historical backgrounds and developing country status, expressing optimism for deeper bilateral relations.
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