Cambodia and India explore new tactics against online crimes


National Police chief Sar Thet (right) presents a gift to Indian ambassador to Cambodia Devyani Khobragade in January. - Indian Embassy

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia and India are exploring new cooperative mechanisms that will allow them to exchange information on suspected online scam networks. India has already committed to extending the existing training programmes it offers to Cambodian officials, but analysts have applauded the planned expansion of collaboration between the two.

The Indian embassy in Phnom Penh confirmed to The Post that so far nearly 100 Ministry of Interior officials have received training, in various skills and at various locations.

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