Cambodian People's Party Enhances Candidate Selection for Commune Council Elections
The Cambodian People's Party is strengthening its candidate selection process for upcoming local elections. In Musa Kroung Commune, Kampong Thom Province, the party is using internal and secret ballots to identify candidates with genuine community support, aiming to improve local governance and responsiveness to resident needs.
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