HFHI CEO Commends Cambodia's Housing Development Policies During Meeting with PM Hun Manet
Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI) CEO Jonathan T. M. Reckford met with Prime Minister Hun Manet, commending Cambodia's housing development policies, particularly support for low-income individuals. HFHI, active in Cambodia since 2003, expressed commitment to strengthening cooperation with the government.
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