Asia-Pacific Parliament Forum Concludes in Cambodia, Urging Stronger Healthcare Cooperation
Cambodia's National Assembly President urged deeper regional cooperation to ensure access to quality healthcare amidst challenges facing the Asia-Pacific. The 9th Asia-Pacific Parliamentarian Forum affirmed strong political commitment towards advancing Universal Health Coverage.
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