Francophonie Village Opens in Heart of Phnom Penh, Showcasing Cambodia as Cultural Hub
A "Francophonie Village" has opened in the heart of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Prime Minister Hun Manet stated that the village will showcase Cambodia as a hub for cultural exchange internationally and serve as a platform for messages of peace and prosperity. The village will run for five days from November 13th.
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