PHNOM PENH, February 13, 2014– Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister HE Dr. Sok An and the Indian Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, HE Ravindra Singh, shared the view that the two countries need to improve cooperation in the fields of culture and tourism for mutual benefit. His Excellency Dr. Sok An, Minister in Charge of the Office of the Council of Ministers, encouraged Indian movie producers, through HE Ravindra Singh, particularly to shoot at Angkor’s many temples to attract more Indian tourists to Cambodia.“Cambodia’s Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts would be keen to facilitate Indian movie shooting,” he told Ravindra Singh. In response, HE Ravindra Singh said that, “your country will be loved by Indians.” HE Dr. Sok An recalled recent big production movies in Cambodia, including US producer had produced Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, and the French tiger film Two Brothers. Angkor was first inscribed in the World Heritage Endangered List in 1992. But in 2004,...