美国自1993年向柬提供2.35亿美元排雷援助
分类外交
事件时间2026-09-11 09:00
地点暹粒
来源CP
发布时间2026/09/29 08:06
详情描述
自1993年以来，美国已向柬埔寨提供超过2.35亿美元的排雷援助。2026年9月11日，美国驻柬埔寨大使馆临时代办Aleks Zittle与暹粒省副省长Yun Linne举行双边会谈，就双方在排雷、医疗基础设施、文化保护及教育资源等领域的合作进行回顾，并探讨美国在当地的投资机会。
在安全领域，双方重点讨论了加强执法协作，以打击针对两国公民的跨国网络诈骗活动，并共同应对儿童剥削及毒品走私问题。为提升行动能力，美国政府今年已为柬埔寨警方、移民局及航空公司人员提供培训，受训人数超过170人，旨在强化公共安全并打击欺诈网络。
在文化与教育方面，美国自2004年起投入超过400万美元用于修复巴肯寺。此外，美方近期向暹粒当地的美国角提供7.5万美元资金，用于设施现代化改造，以扩大区域劳动力的教育资源。在医疗领域，美国资助的卫生项目持续在暹粒省医院开展，旨在改善当地医疗条件。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
美国与柬埔寨在暹粒的合作持续深化，重点涵盖排雷、医疗基础设施及文化保护。美方近期向暹粒省医院及美国角提供资金支持，旨在改善当地医疗条件并提升劳动力教育资源。
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[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS]
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