Cambodia Holds 20 Public Forums in Q3 2026 to Address Citizen Concerns
The Cambodian government organized 20 public forums in Q3 2026, with 4,227 citizens participating. Of the 168 requests and proposals received, 112 have been resolved, with ongoing efforts for the remainder. This demonstrates the government's commitment to addressing public needs.
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