Cambodia aid forum closes with $560 mil. in pledges

Cambodia aid forum closes with $560 mil. in pledges

TOKYO, Japan - Cambodian Economic and Finance Minister Keat Chhon (L) speaks at a press conference in a Tokyo hotel on June 13 after the end of a two-day conference of donor nations on aid to his country. The donors pledged to provide $560 million in aid, exceeding Cambodia's request for $500 million.

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