PM Hun Manet Hails National Archives as 'Historical Heritage More Valuable Than Gold'
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, speaking at the 100th-anniversary ceremony of the National Archives, described the institution as holding historical records 'more valuable than gold.' He emphasized their role as proof of national identity and their utility in resolving national issues, including border disputes. The Prime Minister also pledged to modernize the archives to meet digital age demands.
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