Francophonie Summit Sees 90% Participation, Cambodia Highlights International Role
The 20th Francophonie Summit in Cambodia saw 81 out of 90 member states participating, achieving a 90% attendance rate. Minister of Information Net Pheaktra stated that this high participation rate signifies the importance of international dialogue and multilateral cooperation. He emphasized Cambodia's use of the summit as an opportunity to showcase its diplomatic strength and future vision.
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