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Xi Jinping to Visit Cambodia for Landmark Diplomatic Talks


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In a significant diplomatic move, Chinese President Xi Jinping will make a two-day state visit to Cambodia next week, reaffirming the countries’ longstanding alliance and strategic partnership.

 

The visit, taking place from 17–18 April at the invitation of King Norodom Sihamoni, marks Xi’s second state visit to the Kingdom — his first was in 2016. It is expected to deepen bilateral cooperation and expand China’s influence in the region.

 

During his stay, President Xi will attend Royal Audiences with both the King and Queen-Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk at the Royal Palace. He will also meet with key political figures including Senate President Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet to discuss strengthening ties and addressing regional and global matters of shared concern.

 

Officials from both sides are preparing for the signing of numerous agreements, covering sectors ranging from infrastructure to trade and education. These documents are set to bolster the already robust "ironclad friendship" and Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two nations.

 

Cambodian authorities have hailed the visit as a milestone in diplomatic relations, noting that it builds on decades of cooperation and mutual support. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has described it as “a historic opportunity to elevate Cambodia–China relations to new heights.”

 

As the world watches, Xi’s visit is expected to highlight China’s growing role in Southeast Asia — and Cambodia’s pivotal position in Beijing’s regional strategy.

 

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-2025-04-12

 

 

ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français

ThaiVisa, it's also in French

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Great piece of politics by Xi.  And building BYD cars in Cambodia to help secure good jobs for Cambodians.  I'm sure there'll be a few pluses and minuses in this politicking, but it seems politicking rather than bullying.  Unlike some behaviour I could mention.

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