Cambodia and Singapore Vow to Enhance Agricultural and Agribusiness Cooperation
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Cambodia and Singapore Vow to Enhance Agricultural and Agribusiness Cooperation

Cambodia and Singapore have agreed to deepen bilateral agricultural cooperation, aiming to boost Cambodian rice exports and introduce high-value agribusiness commodities into the Singaporean market. Both nations will strengthen their collaboration to foster a sustainable agricultural sector and drive economic growth.

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