Cambodia Builds Hope Through Road Network Development
In Cambodia, Prime Minister Hun Sen's repeated phrase, "Where there is a road, there is hope," highlights the development of its road network as a foundation for peace and progress. This expansion enhances domestic connectivity and access to regional markets.
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