HAVANA, Cuba, Nov 5 (ACN) Vong Soth and Chea Vandeth, ministers of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation, and Telecommunications and Post Office of Cambodia, respectively, recognized the valuable help of Cuba in areas such as health, education and training of human resources, among others.
In a meeting with Liurka Rodríguez, Cuban ambassador to that Asian country, the representatives of both governments highlighted the historical ties of friendship, solidarity and cooperation existing between Havana and Phnom Penh for 60 years, according to Cubaminrex website.
The Cuban diplomat stressed that, despite the challenges imposed by COVID-19, there have been no impediments for Cuba and Cambodia to continue consolidating the deep feelings of friendship that unite the two countries, despite the geographical distance.
Last October 15, Rodríguez also spoke with Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Yim Chhay Ly, with whom he confirmed the common interest in exploring new areas of cooperation such as agriculture, environment and rural development.
Cuba and the Kingdom of Cambodia established diplomatic ties on April 15, 1960, and since then they have maintained good political and economic relations.
Cambodia is a country in Southeast Asia, with a population of over 15 million inhabitants in an area of more than 181 thousand square kilometers.
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