Cambodia Commits to Ending AIDS by 2030
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to ending AIDS by 2030 at a UN General Assembly High-Level Meeting on AIDS. The nation highlighted its achievement as the first in the Asia-Pacific region to reach the 95-95-95 target and shared experiences in sustainable national responses.
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