Cambodian Senate Vice President Encourages Japanese Firms to Continue Business in Cambodia
Cambodian Senate Vice President Dr. Thon Vathana encouraged a Japanese business delegation to further explore investment opportunities, particularly in construction and advanced technology, to contribute to Cambodia's socio-economic development. Collaboration on infrastructure and water management projects was also highlighted.
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