Russia and Cambodia set to work
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#125April 2016

Russia and Cambodia set to work

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A memorandum to this effect was signed at the 9th session of the Russian-Indian Commission for Trade, Economic, Scientific and Cultural Cooperation. The Russian delegation was headed by Nikolai Nikiforov, Russia’s Minister of Communications and Mass Media.

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