Cambodia Urges Public Trust in Government for Peaceful Border Resolution with Thailand
Cambodia's Deputy Speaker Yin Tieng Putthirith urged citizens to trust the government's leadership in resolving border issues with Thailand peacefully and in accordance with international law. The government is also focusing on infrastructure development and improving the lives of residents in border areas.
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