Cambodia Urges Public Participation in Francophonie Village Event
Cambodia is strongly urging public participation in the 'Francophonie Village' event, held in conjunction with the 20th Francophonie Summit in mid-November. The Minister of Women's Affairs highlights the event as a historic opportunity, awaited for nearly 30 years, to foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding.
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