Cambodia to Host 2026 Francophonie Summit, French Ambassador Highlights Evolving Bilateral Ties
Cambodia is set to host the 2026 Francophonie Summit. The French Ambassador emphasized the evolution of bilateral relations across economic, technological, and educational sectors, expressing France's commitment to supporting Cambodia's development.
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