International Union of Mayors Expresses Regret Over Thai Military Incursions into Cambodian Territory
Frederic Vallier, Secretary General of the International Association of Francophone Mayors (AIMF), expressed regret over Thai military incursions into Cambodian territory, which have displaced tens of thousands of Cambodian citizens. Vallier stated that AIMF always stands with the victims and praised the Phnom Penh City Administration's efforts in assisting refugees.
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