Cambodia-Vietnam Summit Agrees to Advance Bilateral Relations to a New Level
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung agreed to further strengthen bilateral relations and advance them to a new level during their meeting in Phnom Penh. The leaders consented to deepen cooperation across various sectors, including politics, economy, and security, and signed six cooperation documents.
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