Cambodia to open consulate in China’s Henan to boost tourism, investment


Prime Minister Hun Manet (right) and Chinese ambassador to Cambodia Wang Wenbin attend a ceremony to inaugurate improvements in school environmental conditions supported by a Chinese aid project on October 26. - Photo: Wang Wenbin/FB

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia is planning to open a consulate-general in Henan province, China to boost tourism and investment with this densely populated region of around 100 million people.

Experts suggest that Cambodia should establish more consulates in China, given the strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.

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