Cambodian Ruling Party Welcomes Over 2,000 New Members, Hailing Decision as 'Measure of Correct Leadership and Reflection of Historical Truth'
Cambodia's ruling Cambodian People's Party welcomed 2,310 new members, including students and officials from vocational training institutions. Heng Sour, a party central committee member, stated their decision reflects the party's correct leadership and historical truth, anticipating their contribution to upcoming local elections.
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