Cambodia Reaffirms Commitment to Peace, Dialogue at Francophonie Summit
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to peace, dialogue, sovereignty, and international law at the 20th Francophonie Summit. The nation advocated for peaceful resolution of border disputes and highlighted its contributions to peace through UN peacekeeping missions and demining efforts.
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