Cambodia Commemorates 35th Anniversary of Paris Peace Accord, Emphasizing Peace as Foundation
Cambodia is commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Paris Peace Accord signed on October 23, 1991. The accord is credited with ending the civil war, unifying the nation, and laying the groundwork for peace and development. The article highlights Prime Minister Hun Sen's "win-win" policy as instrumental in achieving lasting peace and prosperity.
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