Cambodia and Japan Vow to Strengthen Economic and Investment Cooperation
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol met with newly appointed Japanese Ambassador Ishizuki Hideo, reaffirming commitment to strengthening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, particularly in economic, trade, and investment sectors. Both sides expressed confidence in attracting further Japanese investment and supporting Cambodia's socio-economic development.
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