Cambodia and Morocco Agree to Strengthen Tourism Cooperation
Cambodia and Morocco have agreed to strengthen and expand bilateral cooperation in the tourism sector. Both nations aim to boost people-to-people exchanges and tourist flows by jointly organizing promotional events and exploring direct flight possibilities.
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