70 Countries Registered for Francophonie Summit in Cambodia, French President to Attend
Cambodia has registered 70 countries for the upcoming 20th Francophonie Summit, which it will host for the first time. Prime Minister Hun Manet announced that French President Emmanuel Macron will attend the summit, highlighting the event as a historic honor for the nation.
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