Japan pledges support for Cambodia’s fight against online crime


Japanese ambassador Ueno Atsushi meets with Chhay Sinarith, head of the secretariat of the Commission to Combat Online Scams. - Information ministry

PHNOM PENH: The embassy of Japan has described the establishment of Cambodia’s Ad Hoc Commission ​to Combat Online Scams as demonstrating the kingdom’s commitment to combating online crime. Japan, in turn, has promised cooperation and support in this effort.

Japanese ambassador Ueno Atsushi expressed these sentiments during a Nov 12 meeting with Senior Minister Chhay Sinarith, head of the commission secretariat.

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