Cambodian People's Party Official Hopes Next Generation Will Uphold Peace and Social Justice
Nam Thom, an advisor to Prime Minister Hun Sen and a member of the Cambodian People's Party Central Committee, expressed hope that the next generation will fulfill the national mission of protecting peace, dignified living, and social justice. He spoke at a forum sharing experiences from the victory of January 7, 1979, considered Cambodia's 'second founding day'.
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