Cambodian Senate Reviews Grassroots Petitions, Focuses on Foreign Policy
Cambodia's Senate received 31 public petitions and held nearly 50 dialogue forums during its three-month recess. These initiatives focused on administrative decentralization and public service improvement, while also addressing regional geopolitical tensions and border issues.
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