Cambodia, Belgium Pledge Closer Ties Ahead of 60th Anniversary
Cambodia and Belgium have pledged to deepen cooperation in development, trade, and multilateral affairs as they approach the 60th anniversary of their diplomatic relations in 2027. Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn and Belgian Ambassador Michel Parys discussed expanding collaboration in judicial reform, investment, tourism, and international engagement.
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