Cambodia Urges Global Governance Reform at UN Meeting
Cambodia called for reforms to global governance systems and greater representation for developing nations at a UN meeting, citing rising geopolitical tensions, climate change, and economic uncertainty. The nation emphasized the importance of international cooperation, sharing its experience of transitioning from conflict to peace.
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