Cambodia and Thailand Strengthen Cooperation to Combat Scams and Drugs
Cambodia and Thailand have pledged increased cooperation against scams and drugs following a meeting between their interior ministers. Discussions centered on tackling call centre scams and drug trafficking through reinforced memoranda of understanding. Both nations plan to bolster trade, enhance border security, and promote tourism through stronger bilateral ties.
Cambodia and Thailand have reiterated their commitment to tackle scams and drug-related crimes at a recent border meeting.
The discussion between Thai Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Cambodian counterpart Sar Sokha focused on economic cooperation and public safety, particularly concerning call centre scams and drug trafficking.
They aim to reinforce existing memoranda of understanding to curb call centre gangs and transnational crime.
Furthermore, the meeting covered ten key points, including border security, trade relations, and increased border checkpoints to accelerate trade and tourism.
Anutin also met Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, highlighting cultural ties as a means to boost both economies.
Meanwhile, UNDP Cambodia continues its effort against digital scams with a focus on social engineering and phishing.
Cambodia leads in national-level engagement to tackle this issue, per UNDP representative Alissar Chaker.
The discussion between Thai Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Cambodian counterpart Sar Sokha focused on economic cooperation and public safety, particularly concerning call centre scams and drug trafficking.
They aim to reinforce existing memoranda of understanding to curb call centre gangs and transnational crime.
Furthermore, the meeting covered ten key points, including border security, trade relations, and increased border checkpoints to accelerate trade and tourism.
Anutin also met Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, highlighting cultural ties as a means to boost both economies.
Meanwhile, UNDP Cambodia continues its effort against digital scams with a focus on social engineering and phishing.
Cambodia leads in national-level engagement to tackle this issue, per UNDP representative Alissar Chaker.
