Koh Kong 'Win-Win' Memorial Monument to be Inaugurated After Six Years of Construction
The 'Win-Win' Political Memorial Monument in Cambodia's Koh Kong province is set to be officially inaugurated on May 30, 2026, following a six-year construction period. The monument commemorates the 'Win-Win' policy that ended the civil war and unified the nation, and is expected to serve as a cultural and historical tourist destination.
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