Hun Manet's Eurasia Tour Targets New Trade and Investment Opportunities
Prime Minister Hun Manet's tour of Türkiye, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan aims to expand Cambodian exports and attract investment, though modest trade volumes highlight the work needed to translate diplomatic agreements into commercial results.
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