Donor nations concluded a two-day conference on aid to Cambodia in Tokyo on Wednesday with combined pledges of $560 million, conference officials said.
Japan pledged the largest portion of the aid package, $118 million, partly to help Cambodia reach its goal of slashing its troops by 31,500 to reach a total of 100,000 by next year, they said.
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to political and economic reform, including in its judicial system and fiscal policy, as well as the military cuts.
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