Cambodian Products Encouraged, Premier's Wife Urges Citizens to Support Local Goods
A "Khmer Made: Promoting and Supporting Domestic Products" exhibition was held in Cambodia, attended by Dr. Pich Chanmony Hun Manet, wife of Prime Minister Hun Manet. She emphasized the importance of enhancing the quality of local products and fostering national pride.
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