Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, along with a senior delegation, safely returned to Cambodia on Saturday, May 18, after a significant and productive official visit to the Republic of Korea, which spanned from May 15 to May 18, 2024.
This official visit came at the cordial invitation of the South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, marking an important diplomatic engagement aimed at strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.
Throughout the visit, Prime Minister Hun Manet engaged in extensive discussions with President Yoon, focusing on enhancing the partnership and widening the scope of mutual cooperation. These talks aimed at lifting the Cambodian-South Korean relations to unprecedented levels. The dialogues covered a range of sectors, including economic growth and infrastructural development, highlighting the mutual interest in fostering a resilient partnership.
A highlight of the visit was the witnessing of the signing of multiple agreements by PM Hun Manet and President Yoon. These agreements are pivotal as they encompass critical areas such as economic development and infrastructure, which are fundamental for the progressive alliance of both countries.
In addition to his fruitful discussions with President Yoon, PM Hun Manet also held separate meetings with other key South Korean leaders. He met with Prime Minister Han Duck-soo and Kim Jin-pyo, the Speaker of the National Assembly, further underscoring the depth and the comprehensive nature of the Cambodia-South Korea relationship.
An important part of his itinerary was his participation in the Cambodia-ROK Business Forum. This forum served as a platform for dialogue between Cambodian and South Korean businesses, fostering discussions that are anticipated to yield substantial economic benefits. Moreover, during this visit, PM Hun Manet took the opportunity to engage with the Cambodian community residing in South Korea. These interactions are essential as they not only help in strengthening diaspora relations but also in understanding and addressing the community’s needs and contributions to their homeland.
PM Hun Manet’s visit to South Korea was marked by series of engagements that are set to enhance collaboration across numerous sectors. These meetings and agreements signed during his trip demonstrate the commitment of both nations to a strong, dynamic, and forward-looking partnership that aims at mutual prosperity and development.
Source: Fresh News
