Cambodian National Assembly President Meets Myanmar President, Agree to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation
Cambodian National Assembly President Khuon Sodary met with Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing in Phnom Penh. Both leaders agreed to further deepen bilateral relations and enhance cooperation. Myanmar expressed interest in learning from Cambodia's national reconciliation policies. The meeting aims to foster further development in bilateral ties.
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