Cambodian PM Emphasizes Peace at Francophonie Summit, Addresses Thai Border Issues
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet stressed the importance of peace, drawing on Cambodia's past war experiences, at the Francophonie Summit. He also addressed border disputes with Thailand, stating Cambodia did not initiate the conflict and called for resolution based on international law.
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