Cambodia Spends Over $600 Million to Combat Rising Fuel Prices, Stabilize Citizen Livelihoods
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Cambodia Spends Over $600 Million to Combat Rising Fuel Prices, Stabilize Citizen Livelihoods

The Cambodian government has spent over $600 million to date to counter rising international fuel prices. Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized this expenditure as a crucial investment for citizen livelihoods and economic stability, with measures including tax and duty reductions on petroleum products implemented.

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