Prime Minister Hun Manet Departs for Official Visit to Vietnam, Attends ASEAN Future Forum
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Prime Minister Hun Manet Departs for Official Visit to Vietnam, Attends ASEAN Future Forum

Prime Minister Hun Manet has departed by special aircraft for Hanoi to strengthen bilateral relations with Vietnam and participate in the ASEAN Future Forum. Discussions with Vietnamese leaders are expected to cover regional and international affairs.

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