Xinhua | 2012-8-17
By Agencies
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said Thursday that the country wanted
to see further cooperation with Vietnam in trade, investment, tourism
and culture for mutual benefits of the two neighbors' peoples.
The
premier's remarks were made during a meeting with Vietnamese deputy
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc, chairman of the National Committee for
Prevention and Control of Drugs, AIDS and Prostitution, at the Peace
Palace.
He also highly evaluated the good and friendly relations
between Cambodia and Vietnam. On the drug combat issues, Hun Sen
encouraged both sides' drug officials to intensify cooperation through
information and expertise exchanges in order to timely crack down on
all forms of drug offensives.
Meanwhile, Nguyen Xuan Phuc said
that his visit to Cambodia was to strengthen cooperation in drug
combat. He also pledged to encourage more Vietnamese investors to
Cambodia in order to deepen the bilateral ties in trade and investment.
Phuc
made a 3-day visit to Cambodia on Tuesday. During the stay, he had held
a bilateral talk with Cambodian deputy Prime Minister Ke Kim Yan,
chairman of the National Authority for Combating Drugs. Both sides
pledged to intensify cooperation to fight against cross border drug
trafficking and all forms of drug offensives.
Also, he paid
courtesy calls on Cambodia's President of National Assembly Heng Samrin
and the first Vice-President of the Senate Say Chhum.
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