Cambodia Urges Joint Commitment to Ban Chemical Weapons
Cambodia, speaking at the UN, urged a joint international commitment to ban the use of chemical weapons. Having ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention, the nation emphasized its stance on contributing to global peace and security.
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