Cambodian PM Reiterates Invitation to Ou Sam An for Border Discussions, Emphasizing Security and Transparency
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has reiterated his invitation to Ou Sam An to discuss border issues with Thailand in Cambodia. The PM assured Ou Sam An of his safety within the country and stressed the importance of in-country discussions to demonstrate transparency to the Cambodian people, countering Ou Sam An's expressed fear for his safety and preference for overseas meetings.
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