Future Francophonie Summits Lie with Youth, Emphasizes PM Hun Manet
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized that the future of the Francophonie summits rests with the youth, highlighting them as learners, innovators, and creators. Speaking at the opening of the 'Francophonie Village' event in Phnom Penh on November 13th, the Prime Minister discussed Cambodia's long-standing engagement with the organization and its commitment to peace and prosperity.
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