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Relations between Türkiye and Cambodia have developed in recent years, especially in the fields of defense and humanitarian aid. Cambodia strengthens your foreign policy through the Palestine issue by actively participating in the Gaza Peace Board.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a joint press conference with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet at the Presidential Dolmabahçe Office.
Highlights from President Erdoğan's statements:
I see Cambodia, with which we have rapidly developing relations, especially in recent years, as an important partner in the Southeast Asia region. We are pleased with their interest in our defense industry products.
It is extremely pleasing that Cambodia has joined the Gaza Peace Council as a founding member. Our relations are improving day by day. In cooperation with the Cambodian authorities, we have provided aid to more than three thousand people to date. We will continue our humanitarian aid. As I end my words with these thoughts, I hope that our consultations and the decisions we make will be beneficial. I would like to thank Prime Minister Mr. Hun Manet and his valuable delegation once again for their visit to our country. I also send my heartfelt greetings to the friendly Cambodian people.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Defense industry agreement will be signed between Türkiye and Cambodia
Possible · Within months
Humanitarian aid projects will be expanded in Cambodia
Likely · Within weeks
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