Cambodia Links Public Administration Reform to National Resilience Amid Rising Pressures
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many emphasized that strengthening public administration reform is crucial for enhancing national resilience and protecting state interests. He highlighted the need to bolster domestic systems to address international pressures and geopolitical shifts.
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