Renewing bilateral relations


Fostering greater goodwill: Hun Manet (left) and Srettha speaking at a joint conference at the Government House in Bangkok. — AFP

THE country’s Prime Minister Hun Manet arrived in Thai capital Bangkok on his first official visit since assuming his post last year, seeking to renew the close ties the two countries have maintained in recent times.

In addition to meeting with his Thai counterpart, Srettha Thavisin yesterday, Hun Manet presided over the signing of several documents on bilateral cooperation and addressed a Thailand-Cambodia business forum. He was also to have a royal audience with King Maha Vajiralongkorn,

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