Hun Sen Highlights Historical Significance of 'Sihanouk-Hun Sen Meeting' on Paris Peace Accord's 35th Anniversary
On the 35th anniversary of the Paris Peace Accord, Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen emphasized that his 1987 meeting with King Sihanouk was the cornerstone for the agreement's success. This historic encounter marked the beginning of 203 weeks of peace negotiations, paving the way for Cambodia's national reconciliation and reconstruction.
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