Cambodia and Croatia Enhance Diplomatic Cooperation with Visa Exemption and Diplomatic Academy MOUs
Cambodia and Croatia signed two key documents on October 20 in Phnom Penh to strengthen their diplomatic cooperation, marking 30 years of bilateral relations and aiming for deeper ties.
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