PHNOM PENH, May 17 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton on Thursday invited Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign
Minister Hor Namhong to make an official visit to Washington D.C. on
June 12, according to her invitation letter released by Cambodia's
Foreign Ministry.
"Your visit would be an important opportunity to identify ways in which we can work together to broaden our bilateral relationship and advance common regional goals during your leadership of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations," she said in the letter.
She said that the United States values the growing partnership with Cambodia, a partnership that has benefited the two countries' peoples over the years.
"I welcome a chance to deepen our mutual understanding and identify ways to promote regional stability and ensure shared prosperity for our countries and the wider Asia Pacific region," she said.
"Your visit would be an important opportunity to identify ways in which we can work together to broaden our bilateral relationship and advance common regional goals during your leadership of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations," she said in the letter.
She said that the United States values the growing partnership with Cambodia, a partnership that has benefited the two countries' peoples over the years.
"I welcome a chance to deepen our mutual understanding and identify ways to promote regional stability and ensure shared prosperity for our countries and the wider Asia Pacific region," she said.
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