India Launches Two New Projects in Cambodia to Support Farmers and Poor Students
India has signed two new Quick Impact Projects (QIPs) in Cambodia's Kratie province, focusing on climate-resilient honey production for farmers and providing bicycles to underprivileged students. These initiatives are implemented under the Mekong-Ganges Cooperation (MGC) framework.
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