Cambodia's Environment Minister Seeks AI Support and Funding to Combat Climate Change
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Cambodia's Environment Minister Seeks AI Support and Funding to Combat Climate Change

Cambodia's Environment Minister has called for the utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) and international financial support to strengthen climate change mitigation efforts. The nation is situated in a region highly vulnerable to climate impacts, making these measures an urgent priority.

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