India to spice up agricultural, tourism development in Cambodia's Kep area


The Kep province has a beach, with a length of 350m, 12 islands and a reef, and boasts much potential. - PPP

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Cambodia and India are committed to strengthening cooperation in tourism and agriculture with the provincial administration of Kep, a coastal area with untapped tourism potential.

The commitment was made during a bilateral meeting between Kep provincial governor Som Piseth and Indian ambassador to Cambodia Devyani Khobragade last week at Kep Provincial Hall.

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