Cambodia has strengthened its maritime security to fight against terrorism, transnational crimes and improve its sea environment protection, said Prime Minister Hun Sen here yesterday. 'I used to be very concerned that my country can become a safe shelter for terrorists in maritime areas because we lacked the materials and techniques to safeguard the territory. Now, we have cooperation with our friends and partners to combat all those terrorists and cross-border criminals and improve our sea environment protection,' he told the Cambodia Maritime Security Seminar held in Phnom Penh city with the attendance of some 100 participants from Australia and Cambodia.
Cambodia is no more a safe place for terrorists, he added.
Meanwhile, he said, the increase of military ships and the augmentation of Cambodia's maritime security are not a threat for the neighbouring countries.
The maritime security is improved to fight against drug trafficking, human trafficking, terrorism acts, cross-border crimes, pirates, oil leaking and ship accidents and to protect sea transportation, he said.
Cambodia is no more a safe place for terrorists, he added.
Meanwhile, he said, the increase of military ships and the augmentation of Cambodia's maritime security are not a threat for the neighbouring countries.
The maritime security is improved to fight against drug trafficking, human trafficking, terrorism acts, cross-border crimes, pirates, oil leaking and ship accidents and to protect sea transportation, he said.