Cambodia's PKO Training Host Role Underscores International Recognition of Capabilities
Cambodia hosted international Peacekeeping Operations (PKO) training from 2023 to 2026, demonstrating international recognition of its capabilities and 20 years of peacekeeping experience. This highlights Cambodia's active contribution to global peacebuilding efforts.
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