Cambodia Border Dispute: AIMF Pledges Support for Victims
Frederic Vallier, Secretary General of the International Association of City Managers (AIMF), affirmed his organization's unwavering support for victims of the Thai military's territorial incursions into Cambodia. Phnom Penh authorities are actively distributing aid to displaced persons, and AIMF plans to host international conferences on peace and local development in Phnom Penh.
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