Cambodia Marks 75 Years of UNESCO Membership, Reaffirms Commitment to Cultural Heritage
Cambodia celebrated its 75th anniversary of UNESCO membership, with Prime Minister Hun Manet praising achievements in preserving and promoting cultural heritage. The country boasts four World Heritage sites and seven intangible heritage elements, strengthening national pride and international cooperation.
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