Seminar on Climate Change, Peace, and Security Concludes, Enhancing Parliamentary Capacity
Cambodia's National Assembly concluded a seminar on 'Climate Change, Peace, and Security.' The event aimed to enhance parliamentary capacity in legislation and oversight by sharing insights on climate change risks to the economy and food security, while also emphasizing international cooperation.
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