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Cambodia Immigration Department Launches Official Mission in Udor Mean Chey Province
A team from Cambodia's Ministry of Interior's General Department of Immigration held a meeting with provincial authorities in Udor Mean Chey ahead of an official mission. The initiative aims to ensure the smooth and effective implementation of immigration operations within the province.
A specialized team from the General Department of Immigration under Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has commenced its official mission in Udor Mean Chey Province, following a cooperative meeting with provincial administrative authorities. This initiative aims to facilitate and enhance the efficiency of immigration-related operations within the province. The meeting took place on September 3, 2026, at the Prasat Ta Krei conference hall within the Udor Mean Chey provincial hall. Key attendees included Lieutenant General Sunna Pisakha, Deputy Director General of the General Department of Immigration, and Mr. Hoa Chinvirak, Deputy Governor of Udor Mean Chey Province, along with representatives from relevant ministries and local authorities. Deputy Governor Hoa Chinvirak emphasized the importance of cooperation and coordination between the immigration team, the provincial administration, and local authorities. He expressed expectations that this collaboration would ensure the smooth and effective execution of the immigration mission in the province. Lieutenant General Sunna Pisakha requested the provincial government and local authorities to provide full support, cooperation, and coordination for the immigration department's activities. He anticipates that this will lead to the successful completion and favorable outcomes of the mission in Udor Mean Chey Province. This endeavor is seen as part of a broader effort to strengthen Cambodia's border management and immigration control systems. Udor Mean Chey Province, situated along the border with Thailand, is a critical area for combating illegal entry and other border-related crimes.
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