BEIJING, June 26 (Reuters) - China is willing to establish a security partnership with Cambodia, President ‌Xi Jinping said on Friday as he ‌met with Hun Sen, president of Cambodia's Senate, in Beijing.

Xi ​said the international and regional situation was undergoing "complex and profound changes" and that China and Cambodia should work together to inject more stability into regional ‌peace and development, ⁠China's state news agency Xinhua reported.

Here are more details of their meeting:

• China ⁠has always regarded Cambodia as a priority in its neighbourhood diplomacy and Beijing firmly supports Cambodia in ​safeguarding national ​sovereignty and security, ​Xi said.

• He called ‌on the two sides to raise the foundation of strategic mutual trust "to a new height".

• Xi also praised Cambodia's efforts in cracking down on telecoms and online fraud, and pledged to work with ‌Cambodia to eradicate what he ​called the "tumour" of such fraud.

• ​Hun Sen is ​in China from June 25-27 for ‌an official "goodwill" visit, Beijing said ​previously.

• China ​and Cambodia held the first meeting under a "2+2" Strategic Dialogue Mechanism in April, bringing together ​their foreign ‌and defence ministers to discuss political and security ​ties.

(Reporting by Ethan Wang and Ryan Woo, ​editing by Milla Nissi-Prussak)