Cambodia-Korea Relations Mark 30th Anniversary, Vowing Future Cooperation
Cambodia and South Korea celebrated the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations with a commemorative seminar in Phnom Penh. Both nations lauded their cooperation over the past three decades and affirmed strengthened ties in investment, trade, development aid, and security. The establishment of a strategic partnership in 2024 was highlighted, with expectations for further collaboration.
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