French President Visits Cambodia to Celebrate Completion of Western Mebon Temple Restoration
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Siem Reap to celebrate the completion of a 14-year restoration of the Western Mebon temple. The project is hailed as a symbol of trust and friendship between the two nations, fostering cooperation in cultural heritage preservation.
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