Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation H.E. SOK Chenda Sophea received here on June 28 visiting H.E. TSUGE Yoshifumi, Japan State Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The ministers expressed their mutual desire to reinforce the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership established between the two nations in 2023, said a press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, pointing out that their discussions covered various bilateral, regional, and international issues, with a focus on enhancing cooperation and attracting more Japanese investments to Cambodia.
H.E. TSUGE Yoshifumi expressed his delight at witnessing the rapid development and evolving landscape of Cambodia. He praised the Kingdom of Cambodia for its significant efforts and achievements in recent years, underscoring the potential for further collaboration and growth.
The Deputy Prime Minister and the State Minister reaffirmed their commitment to implementing the agreements under the C
omprehensive Strategic Partnership, emphasising the importance of continued cooperation. H.E. SOK Chenda Sophea extended his gratitude to Japan for its longstanding assistance, which includes support in infrastructure development, human resource development, legal advancements, and demining.
H.E. SOK Chenda Sophea highlighted the significance of human resource development and celebrated the enriching history of Cambodia-Japan relations. He noted H.E. TSUGE Yoshifumi’s participation in the ASCOJA (ASEAN Council of Japan Alumni) meeting earlier in the morning, which underscored the shared commitment to educational and professional development. They agreed on the critical role of digital transformation in this new era and discussed strategies to attract more Japanese investors to the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Additionally, H.E. SOK Chenda Sophea outlined the Royal Government of Cambodia’s Pentagonal Strategies, highlighting the government’s approach to achieving sustainable and inclusive growth.
According to the p
ress release, the meeting concluded with both parties expressing optimism about the future of Cambodia-Japan relations and their shared vision for mutual prosperity and development.
Source: Agence Kampuchea Presse