PHNOM PENH, Sept. 28 (Xinhua) -- Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and his visiting Thai counterpart Srettha Thavisin held a meeting here on Thursday, discussing ways to further promote bilateral ties and cooperation.
According to a news release after the meeting, the two prime ministers held talks in a cordial and friendly atmosphere, where they had in-depth exchange of views on bilateral cooperation.
"The talks were focused on key areas ranging from trade, investment, tourism, education, vocational training, diplomacy, business relations, people-to-people contacts, and connectivity between the two countries by air, rail and road, digital economy and green economy, immigration-related work to cross-border security and online security," the news release said.
"The two leaders strongly believed that Cambodian-Thai cooperation would be even stronger and closer in the future," it said.
The two leaders also advised relevant ministries and institutions of the two countries to continue to discuss and work together closely for mutual benefit, it added.
Srettha arrived in Phnom Penh on Thursday morning for a one-day official visit.
