Myanmar Junta Leader to Visit Cambodia on State Visit
Myanmar's Chairman Min Aung Hlaing will undertake a state visit to Cambodia from September 11-12, 2026. He is scheduled to hold summit talks with acting head of state Hun Sen and bilateral discussions with Prime Minister Hun Manet, focusing on strengthening relations and regional/international issues.
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