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[Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan citizens] can now stay for 30 days in territories of two countries without registration
The Tashkent Times
31 Jan 2024
Cambodia: [Prime Minister's] move on border pass gets praise in Thailand, boosts tourism
Khmer Times
31 Jan 2024
Cambodia plans expressway from Phnom Penh to [Thailand] border
Khmer Times
30 Jan 2024
Cambodia: Japanese firm evinces interest in waste power generation
Khmer Times
30 Jan 2024
[European Investment Bank] to provide nearly €1.5 billion to Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan for transport development
The Tashkent Times
29 Jan 2024
Azerbaijan, Turkiye to strengthen strategic energy partnership
Azernews
28 Jan 2024
Indonesia explores cooperation with Norwegian satellite company
Antara
28 Jan 2024
[Republic of Korea] firms seek to promote travel market in Viet Nam
Vietnam+
27 Jan 2024
Cambodia: Kingdom to share BUILD Plus 3Ds at ASEAN Tourism Forum 2024 in [Lao People's Democratic Republic]
Khmer Times
26 Jan 2024
Philippines: [Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas] targets to complete a blueprint for cross-border payments this year
Business World
25 Jan 2024

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