Diplomacy
Cambodia and Japan Plant 10,000 Saplings to Protect Angkor Heritage
Cambodian and Japanese citizens planted 10,000 saplings in the Angkor Natural Park to protect the Angkor heritage sites from natural disasters. This initiative is part of a five-year project by the AEON Environmental Foundation, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and biodiversity.
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