Souce:Xinhua
Publish By Thomas Whittle
Updated 13/03/2013
PHNOM PENH, March 12 — Turkey is willing to establish an embassy
residence in Cambodia in order to promote bilateral relations and
cooperation between the two countries, the newly- designated ambassador
of Turkey to Cambodia, Osman Bulent Tulun said Tuesday.
The Bangkok-based ambassador unveiled the plan during a meeting with President of Cambodia’s National Assembly Heng Samrin.
The permanent residence in Phnom Penh will be easier for Turkey to
strengthen and expand bilateral ties with Cambodia, especially in
economics, trade, tourism and education, the ambassador said without
specifying the exact date towards the embassy establishment.
He also pledged to increase scholarship to Cambodian students to study in Turkey.
Meanwhile, Heng Samrin spoke highly of good relationship and
cooperation between Cambodia and Turkey, saying that the two countries
should create closer ties in trade and tourism for mutual benefits.
The two countries’ bilateral trade is relatively small. According to
the record of Cambodia’s Commerce Ministry, the total trade volume was
only 6 million U.S. dollars last year.
On tourism side, some 3,400 Turkish visitors came to Cambodia last year, up 4 percent year-on-year, said a tourism report.
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