Cambodian PM Meets with Luxury Resort Developer, Boosting Tourism Aspirations
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Iwona Kmiecik, CEO of IM Capital Holding, a luxury resort developer. The company is advancing high-end hotel and condominium projects on Koh Rong island in Sihanoukville province, with expectations to contribute to Cambodia's tourism sector.
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