Cambodia Inspects PKO Training Center Facilities Ahead of International Courses
Major General Prak Soth, Deputy Director General of the National Peacekeeping Center, inspected facilities at the Multinational Peacekeeping Force (PKO) Training Center in Phnom Sruoch district, Kampong Speu province. The inspection focused on readiness for upcoming international training programs, including UN tripartite cooperation projects.
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